What channel is NASCAR on today? TV schedule, start time, live stream for 2026 Watkins Glen race originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.It's time for another road race the NASCAR Cup Series is headed to Watkins Glen International this weekend for the annual Go Bowling at the Glen.It's been over two months since the Cup Series last road raced at Circuit of the Americas in March. The Glen circuit is a 2.5 mile race with 11 turns, many long straights and winding corners. This weekend's event will be 100 laps, divided into stages of 20, 30 and 50 laps.Although Kyle Larson, Kyle Busch and Chase Elliott lead the group with wins in this race, Shane van Gisbergen is the biggest threat. Van Gisbergen boasts six career road and street course wins in only 13 starts, and he also took the checkered flag at the Glen last year.Who will excel in this iconic race?Here's everything you need to know about the 2026 Go Bowling at the Glen, including TV channel and streaming options for the annual race at Watkins Glen.What channel is NASCAR on today?TV channel: FS1Live stream:fuboThe 2026 Go Bowling at the Glen will be broadcast nationally on FS1. Cord-cutters and fans without cable can also stream the action live onfubo, which offers a free trial.Fubo offers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox and 100+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)What time does the NASCAR race start today?Date: Sunday, May 10Time:3p.m. ETThe2026 Go Bowling at the Glen will get started at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 10. The race will take place at Watkins Glen International in Schuyler County, N.Y.NASCAR Watkins Glen starting lineup gridStarting pos.DriverCar No.Team1.Shane van Gisbergen97Chevrolet2.Michael McDowell71Chevrolet3.Austin Cindric2Ford4.Ross Chastain1Chevrolet5.Connor Zilisch88Chevrolet6.Joey Logano22Ford7.Ryan Blaney12Ford8.Christopher Bell20Toyota9.Chase Briscoe19Toyota10.Ty Gibbs54Toyota11.Carson Hocevar77Chevrolet12.AJ Allmendinger16Chevrolet13.William Byron24Chevrolet14.Chris Buescher17Ford15.Tyler Reddick45Toyota16.Daniel Suarez7Chevrolet17.John Hunter Nemechek42Toyota18.Bubba Wallace23Toyota19.Cole Custer41Chevrolet20.Denny Hamlin11Toyota21.Kyle Busch8Chevrolet22.Todd Gilliland34Ford23.Kyle Larson5Chevrolet24.Erik Jones43Toyota25.Austin Dillon3Chevrolet26.Brad Keselowski6Ford27.Chase Elliott9Chevrolet28.Alex Bowman48Chevrolet29.Ricky Stenhouse Jr.47Chevrolet30.Ryan Preece60Ford31.Ty Dillon10Chevrolet32.Riley Herbst35Toyota33.Zane Smith38Ford34.Josh Berry21Ford35.Noah Gragson4Ford36.Cody Ware51Chevrolet37.Josh Bilicki66Ford38.Katherine Legge78ChevroletRelated LinksLatest NASCAR news and updatesPrintable 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule2026 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series schedule2026 Craftsman Truck Series schedule

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While the jockeys and the horse owners compete for the top purses at the Iroquois Steeplechase, the perennial favorite event of this 85-year-old tradition is the parade of foxhounds. More than 20 foxhounds, a breed specifically trained to run alongside horses and hunters, took to the turf course Saturday to kick off the race day as fans cheer and take photos and videos. The huntsman and his team, who are called whippers-in, has the sometimes difficult task of keeping the hounds on course, especially when they can get distracted by the tens of thousands of spectators in the infield and all their delicious tailgating food. One hound loved the attention from the fans so much that she veered off course, said Charles Montgomery, a master and huntsman with the Mells Foxhounds, the hunting group that runs their pack in the steeplechase. She had the best time. She loved going into the beer tents, Montgomery said. She loved it so much, she ran to the beer tent again the next year, so now she's not invited back to the race, Montgomery said. The Iroquois Steeplechase is one of the premier American steeplechase races, with a total of $730,000 awarded in purses, on a grass turf course with hurdles that opened in 1941 as a Works Progress Administration project. The Nashville race was founded by members of the Hillsboro Hounds, another fox hunting club in the Nashville area. Steeplechase racing and fox hunting are wedded together, said Stephen Heard, one of the trustees of the Iroquois Steeplechase and a member of the Mells Foxhounds group. The tradition came from the British Isles, where horses were raced from church steeple to church steeple and trained to jump obstacles like fences while hunting with dogs. "Many of the horses that we use fox hunting are ex-steeplechase horses, Heard said. With 25,000 spectators who are eating and drinking in tents and in the stands, the dogs need some time to adjust to the noise and smells. I took one dog last year and he heard the speakers and he said, This is not for me, Charles Montgomery said. It's high pressure, said Boo Montgomery, one of the whippers-in. When a child held out a fried chicken leg through the rails one time, it was a temptation no hound could resist. You couldn't fault Brightly for stopping and having a snack, she said, of one of the foxhounds.Charles Montgomery said he usually will bring the veteran hunting hounds who can guide the younger ones along the course. On the morning of the race, the hounds bounded off their trailer, eager to sniff grass and chew on sticks and roll in the clover. The hounds wear GPS-equipped collars whenever they hunt and when they come to the racetrack. That came in handy last year when a dog got spooked and took off into the wooded park nearby. While the racetrack is not their normal working environment, the hounds seem to enjoy the challenge that comes with kicking off the horse races, Boo Montgomery said. It's a great exposure for hunting to get to see these hounds and the horses, Boo Montgomery said. It's nice to be able to show off.

While the jockeys and the horse owners compete for the top purses at the Iroquois Steeplechase, the perennial favorite event of this 85-year-old tradition is the parade of foxhounds. More than 20 foxhounds, a breed specifically trained to run alongside horses and hunters, took to the turf course Saturday to kick off the race day as fans cheer and take photos and videos. The huntsman and his team, who are called whippers-in, has the sometimes difficult task of keeping the hounds on course, especially when they can get distracted by the tens of thousands of spectators in the infield and all their delicious tailgating food. One hound loved the attention from the fans so much that she veered off course, said Charles Montgomery, a master and huntsman with the Mells Foxhounds, the hunting group that runs their pack in the steeplechase. She had the best time. She loved going into the beer tents, Montgomery said. She loved it so much, she ran to the beer tent again the next year, so now she's not invited back to the race, Montgomery said. The Iroquois Steeplechase is one of the premier American steeplechase races, with a total of $730,000 awarded in purses, on a grass turf course with hurdles that opened in 1941 as a Works Progress Administration project. The Nashville race was founded by members of the Hillsboro Hounds, another fox hunting club in the Nashville area. Steeplechase racing and fox hunting are wedded together, said Stephen Heard, one of the trustees of the Iroquois Steeplechase and a member of the Mells Foxhounds group. The tradition came from the British Isles, where horses were raced from church steeple to church steeple and trained to jump obstacles like fences while hunting with dogs. "Many of the horses that we use fox hunting are ex-steeplechase horses, Heard said. With 25,000 spectators who are eating and drinking in tents and in the stands, the dogs need some time to adjust to the noise and smells. I took one dog last year and he heard the speakers and he said, This is not for me, Charles Montgomery said. It's high pressure, said Boo Montgomery, one of the whippers-in. When a child held out a fried chicken leg through the rails one time, it was a temptation no hound could resist. You couldn't fault Brightly for stopping and having a snack, she said, of one of the foxhounds.Charles Montgomery said he usually will bring the veteran hunting hounds who can guide the younger ones along the course. On the morning of the race, the hounds bounded off their trailer, eager to sniff grass and chew on sticks and roll in the clover. The hounds wear GPS-equipped collars whenever they hunt and when they come to the racetrack. That came in handy last year when a dog got spooked and took off into the wooded park nearby. While the racetrack is not their normal working environment, the hounds seem to enjoy the challenge that comes with kicking off the horse races, Boo Montgomery said. It's a great exposure for hunting to get to see these hounds and the horses, Boo Montgomery said. It's nice to be able to show off.

Saturday's 3pm Premier League fixtures delivered contrasting fortunes as the race for European places intensified.At the Stadium of Light, Sunderland earned a hard-fought goalless draw against Manchester United, with Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens producing a stellar performance to frustrate the visitors.Bournemouth strengthened their grip on sixth place by edging past Fulham 1-0 at Craven Cottage, despite both teams finishing with ten men following red card incidents.Brighton moved up to seventh after dismantling already-relegated Wolves 3-0 at the Amex Stadium.The Cherries now sit two points ahead of Brighton with just two matches remaining, while Aston Villa in fifth are five points clear of the Seagulls.Fulham remain in 11th, seven points adrift of Bournemouth.Sunderland will feel aggrieved not to have claimed all three points against a United side that made five alterations from their victory over Liverpool.Noah Sadiki squandered the hosts' finest opportunity early on when he found himself through on goal, only for Lammens to deny him.The Belgian stopper was in inspired form throughout, rushing off his line to thwart Brian Brobbey on multiple occasions during both halves.Brobbey then teed up Lutsharel Geertruida late on, but the Dutchman's strike from outside the box cannoned off the post.United's struggles without veteran midfielder Casemiro were evident, with the visitors unable to register a shot on target until Matheus Cunha's stoppage-time attempt was parried by Robin Roefs.The Brazilian's departure at season's end is now confirmed, making midfield reinforcements a summer priority.At Craven Cottage, Bournemouth secured a vital win despite the match descending into a ten-a-side affair.Ryan Christie received his marching orders in the 39th minute after VAR upgraded his yellow card for a reckless challenge on Timothy Castagne.Fulham's numerical advantage proved short-lived, however, as Joachim Andersen was also dismissed following a similar tackle on Adrien Truffert deep into first-half stoppage time.The Cherries adapted more effectively to the circumstances, with Junior Kroupi rattling the crossbar before Brazilian teenager Rayan found the breakthrough.Adam Smith laid the ball off for the youngster, who fired home from 20 yards shortly after the restart.Djordje Petrovic produced a superb stop to tip Kevin's curling effort over as Fulham pressed for an equaliser, but Bournemouth held firm to boost their European ambitions.Brighton made light work of bottom-placed Wolves at the Amex Stadium, racing into an early lead that the visitors never looked like overturning.Jack Hinshelwood netted after just 35 seconds, heading in Maxim de Cuyper's delivery to record the quickest Premier League goal in the club's history.The midfielder has now scored in three consecutive matches following strikes against Chelsea and Newcastle.Captain Lewis Dunk, returning to the starting lineup for the first time since late March, added a second four minutes later with another header from a De Cuyper set piece.Wolves threatened briefly after the break, with Yerson Mosquera striking the bar, but Yankuba Minteh wrapped up proceedings late on.Brighton will be concerned about Kaoru Mitoma, who departed clutching his hamstring ahead of this summer's World Cup.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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