How to Watch Daytona 500 Without TV
Today is the Daytona 500, one of NASCAR’s biggest races of the year. Race coverage will begin at 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT, and the race itself will begin at 2:30 PM ET / 11:30 AM PT.
The race is being broadcast on FOX this year. If you have a TV, the best way to watch the live broadcast is to simply tune into the TV using your cable subscription or using a digital antenna.
If you don’t have a TV or digital antenna (seriously, buy it already), you still have options:
FoxSports.com and Fox Sports Apps
Both Fox Sport’s website and app will stream the race live. To access any of these, you’ll need a cable subscription with login details. So if you just find yourself away from the TV today, this is your best bet.
Streaming services
Most of the major streaming services offer access to FOX. They all offer free trials as well, so if you haven’t tried them yet, you can take a test drive and race for free in the process.
FOX is available in most major streaming markets, but be sure to check that yours is one of the supported ones before signing up.
Sling TV: $ 25 per month (blue plan)
DirecTV Now: $ 40 a month
Hulu from Live TV: $ 40 per month.
YouTube TV: $ 40 per month.
PlayStation Vue: $ 45 per month.
FuboTV: $ 40 per month for the first month, then $ 45 per month.