NASCAR Mexico Series President and CEO Jimmy Morales, from left, NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez, of Mexico, Ben Kennedy, executive vice president and chief venue and racing innovations officer and ...

. @PrimeVideo got 2.10 million viewers for Sunday's @NASCAR race in Mexico City. ➡️ That included the youngest audience yet ...

The race is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. EDT and will be broadcast on Prime Video. Fans looking to watch can do so for free by using Prime Video, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

The NASCAR Cup Series continues this afternoon, as racers compete in the Viva Mexico 250. Fans can watch this NASCAR race for free online.

The numbers are in for NASCAR’s five-race stretch on Amazon’s Prime Video, and they look encouraging overall. According to a ...

Prime's five-week run of Cup races ends this week. While the Amazon network's coverage has drawn good reviews, some holdouts ...

NASCAR is averaging a far younger audience across the circuit's races on Amazon Prime and saw a big ratings win for the Cup Series race in Mexico City.

NASCAR's Cup Series returns to international competition for the first time since 1958 with a race in Mexico City. The race will be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video.

Ah, Mexico City, and the Rodriguez Brothers speedway, a 14-turn road course at 7,200 feet above sea level. Wanna watch? Well, you can, assuming you've made arrangements with the streamers at Amazon ...

NASCAR’s streaming test on Amazon Prime drew highs, lows, and debate—was it progress or a risky gamble for tradition?

Prime Video exceeded expectations for many within the NASCAR industry, including NASCAR itself, in terms of audience figures.