Alright, listen up, y’all. You wanna know about this here NASCAR race on Sunday, huh? Well, lemme tell ya, it ain’t always easy to figure out these things. Too many channels, too much fancy talk. But I got the lowdown for ya, the simple way, like it is.
So, first things first. This here NASCAR race, the big one, the Championship, that’s gonna be on NBC. Yep, plain ol’ NBC. You know, the peacock channel? That’s the one. They always gotta make things complicated, but at least this time it’s easy to remember.
Now, if you ain’t got no fancy cable, don’t you worry none. You can still watch it. They got this thing called Fubo. Sounds like some kinda fancy food, but it ain’t. It’s just another way to watch TV, on that there internet thingy. My grandkid showed me once. Said it’s got all the channels, even the NASCAR.
And if you got that DIRECTV thing, well, that’s easy too. It’s on channel 242, the USA Network. Why they gotta call it USA, I don’t know. Like there’s another USA somewhere else. But that’s where you’ll find it.
Okay, now let’s talk about when this here race starts. They always gotta pick weird times, don’t they? But this one’s at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday. That’s Eastern Time, for all you city folk. Down here, we just go by the sun, but I guess 6 p.m. is when the sun starts going down, so that makes sense.
- Channel: NBC
- Streaming: Fubo
- DIRECTV: Channel 242 (USA Network)
- Time: 6 p.m. ET on Sunday
Now, where’s this race happening? It’s in Darlington. Darlington Raceway, they call it. Sounds like a fancy place, but I bet it’s just a bunch of cars going in circles. They call it the Cook Out Southern 500. Sounds like a good time, long as they got plenty of food. You know how these races go, all day long. Gotta have something to keep your stomach happy.
And speaking of happy, that fella Christopher Bell, he won this race last year. Good for him, I say. Guess he’s a pretty good driver. But you never know with these races, anyone can win. That’s what makes it exciting, I guess. One minute you’re ahead, the next you’re in the wall. Just like life, ain’t it?
They got other races too, not just this championship one. Like the one in Charlotte. Charlotte Motor Speedway. That one was on FOX, I think. They got so many races, it’s hard to keep track. But if you wanna watch ’em all, you can get that Peacock thing. It’s got all the NASCAR stuff, my grandkid says. Plus movies and TV shows. Sounds like a lot of noise to me, but kids these days, they like that kinda thing.
So, there you have it. The NASCAR race on Sunday, simple as I can make it. NBC, Fubo, DIRECTV channel 242, 6 p.m. ET. Darlington, Christopher Bell, Cook Out Southern 500. And if you want more, get that Peacock thingy. Now, go on and enjoy your race, and don’t forget to bring some snacks. And maybe a comfy chair. These races can be long, you know.
And one more thing, they was talking about this Peacock thing havin’ all sorts of live sports, movies, and even them “Originals” the youngsters like. Don’t rightly know what that means but sounds like a lot of fuss. Anyway, if you’re stuck inside and bored, might be worth a look-see. Just don’t let it rot your brain, ya hear?
And don’t forget now, things can change. So, maybe double-check your TV guide just in case. You know how they like to switch things up on ya. Wouldn’t want you to miss the start of the race, all because some fella in a suit decided to change the channel.
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