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Nascar Cup Championship 2026

What this countdown tracks

The clock above counts down to the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race on Sunday November 8, 2026 at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, where the four-driver Championship Four contest the title in a single race.

About this event

NASCAR's modern Championship Race is the final round of the 10-race playoffs and the climax of the Cup Series season. Since 2020 the race has been held at the one-mile Phoenix Raceway oval, awarding the title to the highest finisher among the four playoff finalists. The format strips the championship down to a single Sunday afternoon: four drivers, one race, one winner.

The 2026 race comes mid-way through NASCAR's Next Gen car cycle and follows OEM expansion talks with Honda and Dodge that have shaped silly-season speculation. Crew chiefs and engineers prepare for Phoenix with a unique short-track simulation: low downforce, stagger management and pit-cycle timing on long green-flag runs typically decide the title. Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota all have genuine title pedigree at the venue.

What to expect

A 312-lap, 312-mile race scheduled for roughly three hours, with a 15:00 ET green flag. Phoenix's progressive banking and dogleg front straight reward smooth restarts and tyre saving. The four playoff drivers race the rest of the field for position but only their relative order matters for the title. Stage breaks at laps 60 and 180 reset strategy, with the final stage typically the longest and most cautious.

Past results

  • 2025: Joey Logano won his third Cup Series title for Team Penske.
  • 2024: Joey Logano won the championship at Phoenix in an upset.
  • 2023: Ryan Blaney took his maiden championship for Team Penske.
  • 2022: Joey Logano claimed his second Cup title at Phoenix.
  • 2021: Kyle Larson won his first championship for Hendrick Motorsports.

How to watch

In the US the race is on NBC and Peacock under the long-term TV deal. The UK and Europe stream the race on Premier Sports. F1 TV does not carry NASCAR; international fans use NASCAR TrackPass via the official NASCAR streaming partners by region. The 15:00 ET green flag is 20:00 GMT, 21:00 CET, 01:30 IST Monday, and 06:00 AEDT Monday.

Related countdowns

NASCAR fans can also follow the Daytona 500 2027 season opener, the Indianapolis 500, the Las Vegas F1 Grand Prix the week before, and the NFL Draft 2027 build-up weekend.

FAQ

When is the NASCAR Cup Championship 2026? Sunday November 8, 2026 with the green flag at 15:00 ET. Where is the NASCAR Cup Championship 2026 held? Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, on the one-mile oval. How can I watch the NASCAR Championship 2026? Live on NBC and Peacock in the US, with international coverage on Premier Sports and NASCAR TrackPass. How does the Championship Four format work? Four drivers earn the right through the playoffs; the highest finisher among them at Phoenix wins the title regardless of overall race position.