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How to Watch This Week’s NASCAR Race at New Hampshire (TV Schedule)

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The NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series moves on to New England and the New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend. The Playoffs are rapidly approaching for both series, and the tricky, 1.058 mile track presents a unique challenge for the stars of the sport.

Xfinity Series: Ambetter Health 200

When: Saturday, July 15, 3:00 PM ET

Where to Watch: USA OR on the NBC Sports App

Where to Listen: Sirius XM NASCAR Radio Channel 90 OR on your local PRN Affiliate (Find your local affiliate here)

What to Watch For: A total of 39 cars are entered this weekend including a TBD entry in the number 10 Kaulig Racing All-Star car. John Hunter Nemechek’s win last week at Atlanta solidified his spot atop the standings, and Parker Kligerman is only six points behind Riley Herbst for the final playoff spot. Justin Allgaier is entered, and he is the defending winner at the track leading 47 of the final 49 laps last summer.

Cup Series: Crayon 301

When: Sunday, July 26, 2:30 PM ET

Where to Watch: USA OR on the NBC Sports App

Where to Listen: Sirius XM NASCAR Radio Channel 90 OR on your local PRN Affiliate (Find your local affiliate here)

What to Watch For: Only the 36 chartered teams are entered this weekend, with the most notable entries being Cole Custer and Ryan Newman for Rick Ware Racing. The Playoff bubble in the Cup Series is tight after Atlanta with Daniel Suarez (+3), Michael McDowell (+3), Bubba Wallace (-3), A.J. Allmendinger (-13), Ty Gibbs (-26), and Austin Cindric (-38) all within 40 points of the cutline. Christopher Bell is the defending winner of this race after leading the final 42 laps last season.

New Hampshire Motor Speedway marks the 20th race of the Cup Series season, and it is the only visit to Loudon that NASCAR will make this year. Playoff implications are aplenty in both series.

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