We have reached the portion of the 2017 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup season with the first of three straight weeks of night races, starting with the Go Bowling 400 from Kansas City, Kan. This is the 11th of 36 races this season.
NASCAR Kansas Speedway live stream: Start time, TV channel, and how to watch Go Bowling 400
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How can I watch this race on TV or online?
Fox Sports 1 begins coverage on Saturday night with NASCAR RaceDay at 7 p.m. ET. Race coverage begins at 7:30 p.m., with Mike Joy calling the play-by-play and joined in the booth by analysts Jeff Gordon, Larry McReynolds, and Darrell Waltrip.
Online streaming of the race is available through Fox Sports Go.
What time does the Go Bowling 400 actually start?
The green flag is set to drop at approximately 7:46 p.m. ET on Saturday night.
Where is Saturday night’s race?
The Go Bowling 400 is held at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan., the first of two races at this track in 2017. The Hollywood Casino 400 will be held here on Oct. 22.
This is just the seventh year of the Go Bowling 400, and the first six years have seen six different winning drivers. In 2016, Kyle Busch won the race, the third victory in six years at this race for Joe Gibbs Racing.
Quotable
So far in 2017, 10 races into the season, eight different drivers have won. Fox analyst and former crew chief Jeff Hammond thinks that number could double.
“Kevin Harvick is going to win. I believe Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Chase Elliott will win before the year is over. AJ Allmendinger likely will win a race, as will Austin Dillon, in addition to the usual suspects,” Hammond said. “We could have 16 winners and possibly have someone not make the playoffs who actually won a race. It could be based on points to get into the playoffs instead of simply wins.”
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