Everything To Know About INDYCAR's Nashville Race, World Cup Impact
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World Cup lead-in set to bring massive attention to IndyCar’s Nashville event
This weekend’s Music City Grand Prix from Nashville Superspeedway could bring an unusually large numbers of viewers to IndyCar’s Sunday afternoon event. The reason for this is that the race airs on US television directly following the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. FOX Sports covers both events, and the any sports fan that is tuned into the football finale will be exposed to a dose of open wheel motorsports if they do not change th…
Everything To Know About INDYCAR's Nashville Race, World Cup Impact
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In this town of music, a start time is sometimes only a bit of a suggestion. The concerts will start when the band and venue are ready. On time? Maybe. Or if the warm-up band went long, 15-30 minutes later. They start when they start. The INDYCAR race Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway — a 1.33-mile concrete oval about 30-40 minutes away from downtown — will be a little bit the same way. But at least for good reason (at least w…
excelsior The two events will be broadcast by the same channel in the United StatesThe IndyCar will continue its 2026 season on Sunday at the Nashville oval, although the opening time of the competition will depend directly on what happens in the World Cup final. The U.S. category will hold the date 12 of the 18 scheduled in its championship, in addition to being the penultimate oval of the calendar. The Spanish Alex Palou has 56 points advantag…
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