NASCAR All-Star schedule 2023: Times, TV channels, lineup for Truck and Cup Series races

NASCAR makes its return to North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina with the All-Star Race this weekend, as the famed course comes out on the other side of its renovations.

The race also marks a return of the all-star weekend to North Carolina, which it had left after 32 years in Concord. The 2020 edition was run in Bristol, Tennessee, whereas 2021 and 2022 took place in Fort Worth, Texas.

The weekend will be packed with a myriad of activities, including qualifying, heats, the open, and the main event. There’s also the pit crew challenge, in which teams can showcase their speed when the car is in park.

MORE: Watch NASCAR’s All-Star Race live with Fubo (free trial)

It’s going to be a fun weekend with some of the sport’s best going at it, so buckle up. Here’s what All-Star Weekend has in store in North Carolina.

NASCAR All-Star Weekend race schedule 2023

Here is the schedule for this year’s NASCAR All-Star Weekend, with important race times to know.

Friday, May 19

Saturday, May 20

Sunday, May 21

What channel is NASCAR’s All-Star weekend on?

FS1 will be carrying NASCAR throughout the weekend. It will feature all of the practice, qualifying, and actual races at the times posted above with the exception of the Truck Series race, which will air on Fox.

There will be options to stream the race, as fans can find coverage on FoxSports.com or via Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Who will be in the NASCAR All-Star lineup?

While they have to go through qualifying to lock in their lineup spots, 22 drivers have already qualified for the actual event. Here’s the 2023 NASCAR All-Star lineup.