The NASCAR circus has moved on to Virginia this week, with drivers taking to the track at the Martinsville Speedway for the final chance to secure a spot in the Championship 4.
A dramatic last-lap comeback from Tyler Reddick last weekend put him into the Phoenix shootout alongside Vegas winner Joey Logano.
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Meanwhile, Christopher Bell and William Byron are currently the two drivers above the cut line by 29 and seven points respectively, with Kyle Larson (-7), Denny Hamlin (-18), Ryan Blaney (-38) and Chase Elliott (-43) all in desperate need of a good result – or specifically a win, in the case of the last three – to make it to Arizona with a shot at the title.
With that said, we've got all the details regarding Cup Series qualifying below, including start times and broadcast details.
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Martinsville Xfiniti 500 qualifying start times
The all-important qualifying kicks off today (Saturday, November 2 2024) at 2pm ET. Here are the start times converted to your time zone:
Eastern Time (EDT): 2pm on Saturday
Central Time (CDT): 1pm on Saturday
Pacific Time (PDT): 11am on Saturday
United Kingdom (BST): 6pm on Saturday
Central European Time (CEST): 7pm on Saturday
Unfortunately and disappointingly, as per NASCAR's website, qualifying will not be available to watch live on television. However, qualifying will be available to watch on the NBC Sports App.
Radio coverage is also available from MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
How to watch NASCAR on TV
The answer depends on your location. Here's a breakdown of how to catch the action in some major countries:
United States:NBC Sports App
United Kingdom: Viaplay Group
Australia: Fox Sports Australia
Spain: DAZN
France: Mediawan(AB Moteurs/Automono)
Germany: More Than Sports, Sport1
Belgium: Ziggo Sport
Brazil: Bandriantes
Canada: TSN, RDS
MENA: Abu Dhabi Media
Netherlands: Ziggo Sport(Liberty Global)
Italy: Mola TV
Portugal: Sport TV
Singapore: Mola TV
Japan: Gaora
China: Huya, Bilibili
Hong Kong: PCCW
Hungary: Network4
Turkey: Saran Media International
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