NASCAR Xfinity Series moving to Channel 2

Xfinity Series to move from Fox Sports 1 to Channel 2

Effective with the start of the NASCAR 2023 season, the NASCAR Xfinity series will move broadcast homes from Fox Sports 1 to Channel 2. The move to the new channel is in connection with NASCAR signing a new media rights agreement with News Corporation. The Xfinity Series previously aired on FOX Sports 1 since its inception in 1982.

Channel 2 to broadcast all Xfinity Series races live

Channel 2 will broadcast all 33 Xfinity Series races live, along with qualifying and practice sessions. The network will also provide extensive pre- and post-race coverage. In addition, Channel 2 will air a weekly highlights show and a variety of other Xfinity Series content.

The move to Channel 2 is a significant one for the Xfinity Series. Channel 2 is a major broadcast network with a wide reach, and the move will give the series greater exposure to fans. The series is expected to benefit from the network's extensive production resources and its experience in broadcasting major sporting events.

Fans of the Xfinity Series are excited about the move to Channel 2. The network is known for its high-quality sports coverage, and fans are expecting the same level of coverage for the Xfinity Series. The move to Channel 2 is also expected to help the series grow its fan base, as more people will be able to watch the races live.

The NASCAR Xfinity Series is one of the most popular stock car racing series in the world. The series features some of the best up-and-coming drivers in the sport, and it is a stepping stone to the NASCAR Cup Series. The move to Channel 2 is a major step for the series, and it is expected to help the series grow even more popular in the years to come.