Sunday's Brickyard 400 switched channels at the last minute. Here's how to watch.
NASCAR fans tuning in to see Sunday’s historic return to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval and the 2024 Brickyard 400 will have to make a late adjustment.
As news broke that President Joe Biden is withdrawing from the 2024 Presidential race, NBC switched coverage plans and has moved the Brickyard 400 (scheduled to start around 2:30 p.m. ET) over to USA Network.
[UPDATE]: NBC resumed coverage just before the green flag flew, and the race is still also airing on USA Network.
Tyler Reddick starts on the pole for Sunday’s race, with Denny Hamlin starting second.
This is the first Brickyard 400 on the oval since 2020, a race won by Kevin Harvick.
Kyle Busch – who desperately needs a win to revive his playoff hopes – leads all active drivers with two career Brickyard 400 victories (excluding part-timer Jimmie Johnson, who has four).
