NASCAR heads to Michigan for FireKeepers Casino 400—How to watch for free

NASCAR heads to Michigan this afternoon for its annual race at Michigan International Speedway: the FireKeepers Casino 400.

The 400-mile race on a two-mile track consists of 200 total laps, divided into three stages of 45, 75, and 80 laps.

Denny Hamlin, who won this race last year and currently sits in second in the Cup Series standings, will start in pole position for today’s race.

Michigan native and third-year driver Carson Hocevar will start in second, and current Cup Series leader Tyler Reddick starts third.

FireKeepers Casino 400 start time

The FireKeepers Casino 400 is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. ET today, June 7.

What channel is today’s NASCAR race on?

Today’s (June 7) NASCAR race won’t be on regular television; it will air exclusively on the Prime Video streaming service.

How to watch the NASCAR FireKeepers Casino 400 for free

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FireKeepers Casino 400 starting lineup

1. Denny Hamlin
2. Carson Hocevar
3. Tyler Reddick
4. Ty Gibbs
5. Chase Briscoe
6. Chase Elliott
7. Kyle Larson
8. Christopher Bell
9. William Byron
10. Erik Jones
11. Daniel Suárez
12. Riley Herbst
13. Bubba Wallace
14. Chris Buescher
15. Cole Custer
16. Zane Smith
17. John Hunter Nemechek
18. Joey Logano
19. Ryan Blaney
20. Michael McDowell
21. Austin Dillon
22. Noah Gragson
23. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
24. Ty Dillon
25. AJ Allmendinger
26. Brad Keselowski
27. Ryan Preece
28. Austin Hill
29. Alex Bowman
30. Shane van Gisbergen
31. Austin Cindric
32. Ross Chastain
33. Cody Ware
34. Connor Zilisch
35. Todd Gilliland
36. J.J. Yeley
37. Josh Berry

NASCAR on Prime Video 2026 schedule:

Prime Video will be the exclusive broadcaster of three more NASCAR Cup Series races, including today’s race.

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