How to watch NASCAR Cup Series qualifying at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Prime Video

Now that we are into the full swing of the NASCAR Cup Series season at Atlanta, qualifying and practice sessions will be on Prime Video. Amazon is entering the Cup Series media market in a big way.

During this first half of the season, for all of the FOX races (besides the All-Star Race) and the Prime Video races, practice and qualifying for the Cup Series will be streamed. FOX covered practice and qualifying for the Clash and Daytona 500.

From now up to and including the June 22nd race at Pocono, practice and qualifying will be streamed on Prime Video. That includes NASCAR Cup qualifying at Atlanta.

On Saturday, February 22, the Cup Series will only have qualifying at Atlanta. No practice for this drafting track. Qualifying will begin at 11:00 AM EST with temperatures expected to be in the 40s and 50s throughout the day.

From Prime: FOX Sports will produce all 11 practice and qualifying sessions to stream on Prime Video, and will feature their broadcast team of Mike Joy, Kevin Harvick, and Clint Bowyer.

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From now until May 18, all of your Cup races will be on FOX or FS1. That is easy. If you want to watch practice and qualifying, you have to check out Prime Video. That is with the exception of the All-Star Race.

The real musical chairs begin when NASCAR fans start trying to keep up with all of the different series this weekend. A tripleheader in Atlanta.

How to watch NASCAR qualifying, races all weekend

For those who are trying to keep up with the Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series, things will be complicated. Get ready to use that remote and know where each of your channels and streaming services are.

Things start this afternoon with Truck and Xfinity qualifying. The Truck Series kicks off at 3:00 PM EST on FS1. At 5:00 PM EST, switch over to The CW App to catch the Xfinity Series qualifying session. No log-in or purchase required to watch on the app.

Then on Saturday, begin your day at 11:00 AM EST on Prime Video for NASCAR Cup Series qualifying. Next at 1:30 PM EST, go over to FS1 for prerace coverage of the Truck Series. Keep on watching for the 135-lap race. Finally, start the evening by switching to The CW at 4:00 PM EST for prerace coverage rolling into the green flag for the Xfinity Series.

All of that will culminate in Sunday’s Cup Series race. FOX has the green flag for 3:20 PM EST and it should be a fantastic race. This car and this track are a match made in heaven. Try to keep up with all the action and channels for another fun weekend of NASCAR action.