NASCAR CEO discusses potential TV move with CBS Sports executive
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 2:42 AM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026
NASCAR CEO Steve O'Donnell announced plans to meet with CBS Sports president David Berson to discuss the possibility of NASCAR returning to CBS for future broadcasts. Currently, NASCAR's Cup Series races are aired on TNT Sports under a seven-year agreement, which is in its second year. CBS previously served as a flagship network for NASCAR until 2000. O'Donnell expressed optimism about the potential return, but no specific timeline for the move was provided.
- •O'Donnell to meet with CBS Sports president David Berson.
- •Current NASCAR Cup Series races broadcast on TNT Sports.
- •CBS was a former flagship for NASCAR until 2000.
- •O'Donnell optimistic but no timeline set for potential move.
- 2:42 AMYahoo Sports — NASCAR CEO to Meet With CBS About Possible TV Move
"NASCAR CEO Steve O'Donnell plans to meet with the head of CBS/TNT Sports to discuss a future TV move.
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