Launching with the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray this Sunday, Feb. 2, NASCAR Driver Cam on Max will offer users the most comprehensive access inside each driver’s car — up to 40 drivers each race — including a layered audio mix of scanner team radios and ambient car noise, all synced up with a 1080p Driver Cam feed on supported devices.

Launching with the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray this Sunday, Feb. 2, NASCAR Driver Cam on Max will offer users the most comprehensive access inside each driver’s car on up to 40 drivers each race. It will feature a layered audio mix of scanner team radios and ambient car noise, all synced up with a 1080p Driver Cam feed on supported devices.

Max is set to expand its viewing options, starting with the first race of this year's NASCAR Cup Series this Sunday. For the first time, the streaming service will offer a multiview option with the NASCAR Driver Cam feature,

How to watch NASCAR on TNT Sports, Max and TruTV for the 2025 season; find out which races will air on these networks.

TNT Sports has unveiled "NASCAR Driver Cam" which will allow fans to stream the in-car video feed from every driver in every NASCAR Cup Series race in 2025, and will be available exclusively on the Max streaming service.

The in-car cams will be available exclusively on Max throughout this year’s NASCAR season. You can access the feeds across all of Max’s platforms, whether you’re watching on