After a week of speculation and conflicting reports, it’s official—the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race is streaming live on the NASCAR Channel via Tubi. Fans looking to tune in can access the race by searching “NASCAR” on Tubi and selecting the live NASCAR Channel, where the action is currently being broadcast.
A Victory for Accessibility
The availability of the race on Tubi marks a significant win for fans of the Modified Tour, a series that has long struggled with consistent national coverage. While FloRacing remains the primary home for Modified Tour events, the decision to stream the race on a free platform like Tubi opens the door for a wider audience to experience one of NASCAR’s most exciting divisions.
Leading up to the event, there was uncertainty regarding whether Tubi would actually carry the race, as some previous NASCAR events had faced last-minute changes. Now, with confirmation that the race is live, fans can breathe a sigh of relief and enjoy the competition.
How to Watch
For those looking to catch the race, here’s how to access it:
1. Go to Tubi (available on smart TVs, mobile devices, and web browsers).
2. Search “NASCAR” in the app.
3. Select the NASCAR Channel—the race is being streamed live.
What This Means for the Future
The successful streaming of this event could be a sign of more Modified Tour races appearing on free platforms in the future. With NASCAR continuing to explore new ways to engage fans, providing accessible live coverage of its regional series could be a key step in growing the sport.
For now, though, the green flag is waving—and fans can watch it all unfold on Tubi.
