2025 NASCAR Cup Series Cook Out 400: How to watch, full schedule and more

It’s almost time for NASCAR’s Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway in Ridgeway, Virginia. This Sunday, NASCAR drivers will compete in a 400-lap race on the first short track of the season — just 0.526 miles, AKA the “Half-Mile of Mayhem!” Heading into the weekend, William Byron leads the NASCAR Cup Series standings with Kyle Lawson behind him in second and Alex Bowman sitting in third. The Cook Out 400 will begin at 3 p.m. ET this Sunday, Mar. 30, airing on FS1, with a driver cam streaming on Max.

Are you ready to tune in? Here’s what to know about NASCAR’s weekend at Martinsville, including the full events schedule for the Truck and Xfinity series, NASCAR Cup Series standings, how to stream the races without cable and more.

How to watch the NASCAR Cup Cook Out 400:

Date: Sunday, Mar. 30

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Time: 3 p.m. ET

Location: Martinsville Speedway

TV channel: FS1

Streaming: Max (driver cam), Hulu + Live TV and more

When is the next NASCAR race?

Nascar pulls into Martinsville Speedway this weekend for the NASCAR Cup Series Cook Out 400 on Sunday, Mar. 30.

NASCAR Cook Out 400 channel:

Fox Sports 1 (FS1) will broadcast the NASCAR Cup Series race this Sunday. You can also tune in via the Fox Sports App with a valid television provider subscription login. And you can catch the NASCAR Driver Cam streaming on Max.

How to watch the 2025 Cook Out 400:

Hulu’s live TV tier includes FS1, and basically every other channel you’d need to tune into nearly any sport. For $82.99/month (after a three day free trial) you’ll also get live ESPN, CBS, TBS, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, ABC, access to ESPN+ and more. 

On top of all that live TV, you’ll get access to regular Hulu which offers Hulu Originals and FX shows and Disney+. 

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Max, AKA “the one to watch,” has select live sports available through its Bleacher Report Sports add-on, which is included free of charge for ad-free Max subscribers. (If you currently subscribe to Max’s ad-supported plan, you should be able to access the B/R add-on content until March 30). 

There, you can tune into NASCAR’s driver cam. But if that’s not the ideal way for you to watch the race, we still recommend getting access to FS1 somehow. Later on in the season you can watch any NASCAR Cup Series race airing on TNT, plus Cup practice and qualifying sessions for the latter half of this season.

On top of select sports, like March Madness games on TBS, TNT and TruTV, Max has buzzy shows including The White Lotus, The Last of Us, House of the Dragon, Dune: Prophecy and more. 

Ad-supported Max starts at $10/month. The Standard plan (which includes B/R Sports free of charge) costs $17/month. 

$16.99/month at Max

NASCAR at Martinsville TV schedule:

Before the NASCAR Cup Series race, there’s also the Craftsman Truck and Xfinity Series to contend with.

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Friday, Mar. 28

• 2.05 p.m. ET: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series – Practice (FS2)

• 3.10 p.m. ET: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series – Qualifying (FS2)

• 4.30 p.m. ET: NASCAR Xfinity Series – Practice (FS2)

• 5.35 p.m. ET: NASCAR Xfinity Series – Qualifying (FS2)

• 7.30 p.m. ET: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series – Boys & Girls Club of the Blue Ridge 200 (FS1)

Saturday, Mar. 29

• 2.05 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series – Practice (CW)

• 3.10 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series – Qualifying (CW)

• 5 p.m. ET: NASCAR Xfinity Series – US Marine Corps 250 (CW, MRN)

Sunday, Mar. 30

• 3 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series – Cook Out 400 (FS1, Max*)

*Driver Cam view only

2025 NASCAR Cup Series standings:

1. William Byron – 244 points

2. Kyle Larson – 208 points

3. Alex Bowman – 205 points

4. Tyler Reddick – 189 points

5. Christopher Bell – 186 points

6. Chase Elliott – 181 points

7. Bubba Wallace – 166 points

8. Denny Hamlin – 164 points

9. Chris Buescher – 164 points

10. Ryan Blaney – 162 points

11. Joey Logano – 160 points

12. Josh Berry – 142 points

13. Chase Briscoe – 135 points

14. Ross Chastain – 134 points

15. Michael McDowell – 134 points

16. Ryan Preece – 130 points

17. Kyle Busch – 130 points

18. John H. Nemechek – 130 points

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19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 129 points

20. AJ Allmendinger – 126 points

21. Austin Cindric – 121 points

22. Daniel Suárez – 109 points

23. Erik Jones – 107 points

24. Justin Haley – 105 points

25. Zane Smith – 103 points

26. Todd Gilliland – 98 points

27. Carson Hocevar – 95 points

28. Austin Dillon – 95 points

29. Ty Dillon – 95 points

30. Brad Keselowski – 84 points

31. Riley Herbst – 83 points

32. Noah Gragson – 82 points

33. Shane Van Gisbergen – 77 points

34. Ty Gibbs – 68 points

35. Cole Custer – 56 points

36. Jimmie Johnson – 34 points

37. Cody Ware – 27 points

38. Corey LaJoie – 21 points

39. Katherine Legge – 7 points

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40. JJ Yeley – 3 points

41. Martin Truex Jr – 1 point

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