If you’ve been searching for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series scanner and coming up empty, you’re not alone. Fans have noticed that it’s become harder to locate the scanner feed on NASCAR’s official platforms, leading to plenty of confusion.
So, where can you listen to your favorite Truck Series drivers and teams during the race? Here’s what you need to know.
1. NASCAR’s Official Platforms
Previously, fans could access live driver and team audio for all three national series (Cup, Xfinity, and Trucks) via NASCAR’s website. However, recent changes may have affected where the Truck Series scanner is available.
Try These Options:
• NASCAR Mobile App – The scanner is still available for Cup and Xfinity, but Truck Series coverage has been inconsistent.
• NASCAR Drive on NASCAR.com – This is where scanners are typically found, but some fans report issues finding Truck Series audio there.
2. Broadcast and Streaming Alternatives
If NASCAR’s official platforms don’t have the scanner, you may have other options:
• FOX Sports App or Website – When FOX Sports covers a Truck race, check if they provide additional audio feeds.
• MRN / SiriusXM NASCAR Radio – While not a direct scanner, the Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM often provide team communications, especially during key moments in the race.
3. Trackside Options
If you’re attending a race in person, you can still access driver and team radios via Racing Electronics’ scanners, which are available for rent or purchase at the track. This remains the most reliable way to listen live if you’re at the event.
Still Can’t Find It?
If the Truck Series scanner isn’t appearing where you expect, NASCAR may have changed its availability or platform access. Your best bet is to check:
• NASCAR’s social media for updates.
• Fan forums and Twitter where others may have found workarounds.
Have you found a way to listen to the Truck Series scanner this season? Let us know so we can help fellow fans stay connected!
