Where can I see the Cola-Cola 600 on Sunday evening? Time, channel

The Coca-Cola 600 has been available for decades and starting as World 600 in 1960.

It is the longest race of the Nascar Cup series and comes on the same day as Monaco Grand Prix from Formula 1 and the Indianapolis 500.

With the holiday on Monday, the spectators can hang with this race late in the evening, as it starts at 8 p.m. Edt. However, if you want to see from this year, you need a first-class video subscription (free 30-day test version; $ 14.99/month) that begins a seven-year contract for the broadcast of Charlotte Motor Speedway.

“We couldn't be more excited to start with a crown jewel [race]. It is a great responsibility and we are happy to bring it to the fans, ”said Alex Strand, the high -ranking coordinating producer of Prime Video for Live Sports, compared to The Associated Press. It is trust that the audience will bring you to bring you the sport you love.”

Prime Video hopes to do this by receiving NBC Sports production aid that has had Nascar since 2015. The relationship from Prime to NBC returns to 2022 when it started “Sunday night football”.

On the stand, Adam Alexander is the Play-by-Play announcer for the XFinity series on the CW and the Cup series races on TNT. It also has the analysts Steve Letarte and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

As you can see

• WHAT: Coca-Cola 600
• WHEN: 8 p.m. Edt Sunday
• WHERE: Charlotte Motor Speedway
• REGARD: Amazon Prime (free 30-day test version; $ 14.99/month

The only new faces are Edwards and Corey Lajoie who will be on the reporting before and after the race.

The Prime video will bring the races to your own touch. Green Flag Racing contains a double box advertising format that ensures that the audience does not miss any actions. There will also be highlights of key moments so that the audience can catch up with the campaign.

As for the race, Chase Briscoe will begin the pole in the front row for the longest and most strenest race from Nascar together with Kyle Larson, who also rests in the Indy 500.

Briscoe, who drove the Toyota No. 19 for Joe Gibbs Racing, turned a round of 182.852 miles per hour on the 1 1/2 mile oval on Charlotte Motor Speedway to get Larson out.

William Byron starts third, followed by Chris Buescher and AJ Allmendinger. The top 10 are John Nemechek, Ty Gibbs, Noah Gragson, Alex Bowman and the defending champion Christopher Bell.