Following motorsport in 2026 means F1 on one service, NASCAR and IndyCar on others – three series, three homes. The simpler route is one setup that carries the sports channels together: an all-in-one service like BoomTV, with a free trial. Here’s how to stream F1, NASCAR and IndyCar without cable or a stack of apps.
Motorsport fans get hit hardest by streaming fragmentation – the three big series rarely share a home. If you follow more than one, here’s how to stop app-hopping every weekend.
Where the series landed in 2026
- Formula 1 – moved to Apple TV in the US. See our F1 viewing guide.
- NASCAR – spread across its US broadcasters and their streaming apps.
- IndyCar – on its own broadcaster and streaming home.
Follow all three the traditional way and you’re juggling several subscriptions and logins across a single race weekend.
The all-in-one alternative: BoomTV
Rather than a different app for each series, BoomTV carries the live sports channels in one app on any device – one place for race weekends across the calendar. There’s a free trial to confirm the coverage, and it fits the wider watch-every-sport-without-10-apps hub.
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Best setup for race weekends
- Firestick or Apple TV on the main TV for the full-screen race.
- Android boxes and smart TVs – install the app and sign in.
- Phones and tablets – for early-morning or on-the-go sessions.
Wire the device by Ethernet where you can and pick the HD feed under about 25 Mbps – the last thing you want is a frozen screen on the final lap. If more than one screen is in use, check your plan’s connections.
Why fragmentation hits motorsport hardest
Team-sport fans usually follow one league on one service. Motorsport fans rarely stop at one series – F1 in the morning, a NASCAR race in the afternoon, IndyCar on another weekend – and each has signed with a different broadcaster. That’s how a single racing fan ends up with three subscriptions to watch three sports that used to share a cable package. Consolidating the live sports channels into one app is the cleanest fix, and it means a triple-header weekend is one login instead of three.
FAQ
How can I watch motorsport without cable in 2026?
Subscribe to each series’ service, or use an all-in-one like BoomTV that carries the sports channels together, with a free trial.
Where are NASCAR and IndyCar in 2026?
On their respective US broadcasters and apps – separate from F1’s Apple TV home.
Can I watch all motorsport in one place?
An all-in-one setup gets closest by carrying the sports channels together.
Do I need cable?
No – every major series streams online; you just need a device and a service that carries it.
Best device?
A Firestick or Apple TV on the main TV; phones for sessions on the go.
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