NASCAR at Gateway live race updates, results, highlights from Enjoy Illinois 300

The Enjoy Illinois 300 is next up on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar. If the previous race is any indication, it could be a doozy.

Last week’s Coca-Cola 600 was sloppy at times, full of spills and thrills. And although Joe Gibbs Racing’s Denny Hamlin outpaced teammate Kyle Busch to earn a victory, Hamlin’s performance was overshadowed by a 12-car wreck, as well as Chris Buescher’s scary rollover crash.

This week’s race takes place on unfamiliar terrain. Typically, World Wide Technology Raceway hosts Camping World Truck Series races, a world away from the bright lights of the Cup Series. It also hosts IndyCar Series races.

A different set of racers will take to the track in Madison, Ill., this weekend. And the stakes are high; the Cup Series regular season is winding down, meaning wins and top-five finishes are becoming all the more important. Racers will need to respond to unfamiliar track conditions as they hope to improve their chances of qualifying for the Cup Series playoffs.

The Sporting News is tracking live updates and lap-by-lap highlights for NASCAR’s race at Gateway on Sunday. Follow for complete results from the Enjoy Illinois 300.

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NASCAR at Gateway live updates, highlights from Enjoy Illinois 300

Live updates will start closer to the official race start time of 3:30 p.m. ET.

NASCAR start time today

• Race: Enjoy Illinois 300
• Date: Sunday, June 5
• Start time: 3:30 p.m. ET

Sunday’s race will begin at 3:30 p.m. ET, though the green flag is expected to be waved closer to 3:42 p.m. ET.

What channel is the NASCAR race on?

• TV channel: FS1 (U.S.) | TSN5 (Canada)
• Live stream: Fox Sports Go, fuboTV
• Radio: MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio

Fox Sports 1 will carry the U.S. broadcast of the Enjoy Illinois 300. Canadian viewers can find Sunday’s race on TSN5.

Fox’s tandem of Mike Joy and Clint Bowyer will be on-air again for Sunday’s race, with Joy providing lap-by-lap coverage and Bowyer offering analysis. They’ll be joined by guest analyst Michael Waltrip. Fox Sports has used a rotation of guest analysts to replace Jeff Gordon, who left the network to join Hendrick Motorsports as an executive.

The Fox networks’ coverage of the NASCAR Cup Series in 2022 will come to a close after the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma on June 12. Coverage will move to NBC and USA Network beginning June 26 with the Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway.

NASCAR lineup at Gateway

Here is the complete starting lineup for NASCAR’s race at Gateway.

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