Amazon Prime Video's NASCAR viewership increases in second season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 3:25 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
NASCAR's second season on Amazon Prime Video has shown a slight increase in viewership, averaging 2.29 million viewers per race, a 6% uptick from the previous season. Races included in the five-race package have varied viewership, with the Charlotte event drawing 3.06 million viewers and Pocono receiving 1.66 million. Denny Hamlin secured three victories during this segment of the season, while Tyler Reddick, a leading driver, did not win any races. The median age of Prime Video viewers is younger than that of linear networks, suggesting a demographic shift as NASCAR expands its streaming presence.
- •Charlotte race draws 3.06 million viewers, up 12%
- •Tyler Reddick did not win any races during Amazon's broadcasts
- •Pre- and post-race shows had 791,000 and 1 million viewers, respectively
- •NASCAR's streaming data shows a younger audience compared to cable networks
- 3:25 PMYahoo Sports — Amazon’s NASCAR Viewership Sees Slight Uptick in Second Season
"Races on Prime Video averaged 2.29 million viewers this year.
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