How do I watch nascar online, free?

[blue83ranger]

Since we don't have cable tv and nascar for the rest of the season, as far as I know, is only on ESPN how do I watch the races for free online? I found a few places that says I can watch but they send me to about 3 different sites and they want me to download a bunch of stuff I figured there's probably someone on here who knows how to do this. I first tried the nascar site but they want $10 a month. I did find a local radio station but it just isn't the same. thanks for any help.

 

[straycat]

Man!! Go out and get a job!!! Google it and see what comes up. I already did.

 

[RonD]

There really isn't any reliable way without paying which is why the "other ways" are not reliable.

Many Cable and Sat TV providers do offer "on-line access" to channels you are paying for, some charge a bit extra some do it for free.
I would ask some friends if any have that service, and are willing to share it with you, illegal but reliable

The reason the illegal method is unreliable is because the people(like ESPN) that pay Nascar millions of dollars for the rights to broadcast each race monitor on-line "free TV" sites and shut down the feeds to those sites when they are found.

 

[adsm08]

I thought the major networks still carried rednecks turning left at high speed then crashing.

You know, ABC, CBS, those guys.

 

[dangerranger83]

I'm suppose to be able to watch it on my phone due to I have Sprint, even have the app.

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[Surrey]

rednecks turning left at high speed then crashing.

 

[adsm08]

South Park, FTW.

 

[blue83ranger]

Fox had the first part of the season but now it's all on cable.

 

[Mac]

There used to be an easy way but couple of years ago, the FCC blocked free access to that and a lot of other channels. Stuck in the same boat here. Locals just go down to the "Adult Beverage Dispersment Center" but that's no cheap either, lots of fun, but not cheap.
Dave

 

[naford]

There used to be an easy way but couple of years ago, the FCC blocked free access to that and a lot of other channels. Stuck in the same boat here. Locals just go down to the "Adult Beverage Dispersment Center" but that's no cheap either, lots of fun, but not cheap.
Dave

You only have to watch the last 10 or so laps. By the way. Baseball is the only sport you can listen to on radio.

 

[blue83ranger]

I used to think that too but once you start getting into it, the entire race is pretty entertaining. But you could also say the same for any sport unless you know it pretty good and know what happens early changes how you view what happens latter on. But either way sounds like i'm screwed on watching any of it.