It's all about NASCAR's version of the Super Bowl this weekend, the 48th running of the Daytona 500. We've been through a week of practice, qualifying, and qualifying races, none of which give us much of a clue as to who is likely to win the restrictor-plate crapshoot on Sunday.
This year's running of the 500 features a record purse of more than $18 million, with the winner taking home a minimum of $1.4 million. North American television coverage starts at 1:30 pm ET on NBC, preceded by wall-to-wall pre-race coverage on SPEED Channel.
For right turn fans in North America, last week's A1GP race from Sentul, Indonesia is televised Saturday at 6pm ET, and again Sunday at 5:30pm ET, on OLN.
This year's running of the 500 features a record purse of more than $18 million, with the winner taking home a minimum of $1.4 million. North American television coverage starts at 1:30 pm ET on NBC, preceded by wall-to-wall pre-race coverage on SPEED Channel.
For right turn fans in North America, last week's A1GP race from Sentul, Indonesia is televised Saturday at 6pm ET, and again Sunday at 5:30pm ET, on OLN.
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