South Point 400 free livestream: How to watch NASCAR Cup Series today, TV, schedule

Denny Hamlin (11) during a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Pocono Raceway, Sunday, June 14, 2026, in Long Pond, Pa.(AP Photo/Derik Hamilton)If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.By Thomas Lagrone | tlagrone@al.comThe NASCAR Cup Series is set to continue today, as racers compete in the South Point 400 this afternoon. The race is scheduled to begin at 4:30 p.m. CT on USA Network. Fans can watch this race for free online by using the free trial offered by DIRECTV. Alternatively, Sling offers a cheap monthly subscription. Kyle Larson will be a key racer to watch in the South Point 400 today, as he currently sits atop the NASCAR Cup Series standings. He enters today’s race with 2,282 points, and he is coming off a first-place finish in last week’s race. Notably, Larson only has two wins this season. Denny Hamlin has also performed well this season, as he is only 26 points behind Larson for first place. Hamlin has secured four victories this year, which is second-most at the competition. Hamlin also leads the competition with 20 finishes inside the top 10 this year, so he will look to continue his success this afternoon. In his most recent race, Hamlin was able to take third place. You can watch the NASCAR Cup Series for free online by using the five-day free trial offered by DIRECTV. If the free trial is unavailable, Sling offers a cheap monthly subscription.How to watch Kansas City Chiefs-Las Vegas Raiders NFL game for free todayHow to watch Los Angeles Rams-Philadelphia Eagles NFL game for free todayHow to watch Buffalo Bills-New England Patriots NFL game for free todayHow to watch Washington Commanders-Indianapolis Colts NFL game for free todayHow to watch Baylor-Arizona State college football game for free tonightThomas Lagrone is an Alabama native and recent graduate from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a bachelor's degree in sports communication. Thomas has loved participating in and watching sports...