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How to follow Hollywood Casino 400 online, TV schedule, radio and more

How to watch Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 on your TV and online.

Jared C. Tilton

The Hollywood Casino 400 at the Kansas Speedway is set for Sunday. It’s the 30th race of the season and race No. 4 in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Matt Kenseth has an eight-point lead in the standings, but Jimmie Johnson is surging after winning at Dover for a record eighth time.

Kenseth, however, has won the last two races at Kansas and is favored to win this one. Kyle Busch has never won at Kansas, or even placed in the top five, but he’s 12 points back in the standings this time around and will surely be giving it his all. Kenseth qualified in the seventh position and Busch, who has never finished better than seventh in Kansas, 18th. Kevin Harvick is on the pole.

The race begins at 2 p.m. ET on ESPN, with a green flag set for approximately 2:16 p.m., according to Jayski.com. If you want to watch online and you qualify, there’s WatchESPN.com for your viewing pleasure, or you can check out NASCAR RaceView. Lastly, if you can’t get in front of a screen, you can listen in at motorracingnetwork.com

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