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Off the Bit · 17-11-2013, 13:39

Motors TV have the rights to the second-tier Nationwide Series (Nationwide is the name of the sponsor). Premier Sports show the top-level Sprint Cup (Sprint being the sponsor) and third-level Camping World Truck series (Camping World is the name of... you get the idea).

It's a bit like how before the Sky F1 deal came in, the top-level F1 races were on the BBC, but the lower level GP2 and GP3 races were shown on Eurosport.

Generally the two junior series support the Sprint Cup events, with the trucks running on Friday, Nationwide on Saturday and Sprint Cup on Sunday. You will often see the top drivers taking part in the lower events in order to get more track time.

17-11-2013, 13:39	#6
Off the Bit Inactive Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 14	Re: nascar Motors TV have the rights to the second-tier Nationwide Series (Nationwide is the name of the sponsor). Premier Sports show the top-level Sprint Cup (Sprint being the sponsor) and third-level Camping World Truck series (Camping World is the name of... you get the idea). It's a bit like how before the Sky F1 deal came in, the top-level F1 races were on the BBC, but the lower level GP2 and GP3 races were shown on Eurosport. Generally the two junior series support the Sprint Cup events, with the trucks running on Friday, Nationwide on Saturday and Sprint Cup on Sunday. You will often see the top drivers taking part in the lower events in order to get more track time.