How to Watch Dirt Track Racing in 2026
Dirt track racing has never been more watchable — or more fragmented. In 2026 the sport is effectively split across two paid streaming platforms, and which one you need depends entirely on which series you follow. Here's the honest breakdown, plus the free options worth knowing about.
The two-service reality
Almost everything in national dirt racing lives on one of two subscriptions:
- FloRacing carries High Limit Racing, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, USAC (national sprints, midgets, Indiana Sprint Week, BC39), the All Star Circuit of Champions, MARS and Xtreme Outlaw — plus a huge amount of asphalt short-track and NASCAR roots racing.
- DIRTVision is the home of the World Racing Group properties: the World of Outlaws Sprint Car and Late Model Series, and the Super DIRTcar Series big-block modifieds.
The blunt truth for a serious dirt fan: if you follow both the Outlaws and High Limit — as most sprint car fans do — you'll likely need both subscriptions. There's no single service that has it all.
FloRacing — what it costs
FloRacing's best value is the annual plan at $14.99/month billed annually (about $180 a year); the month-to-month option runs higher — around $30/month, and it fluctuates with promotions, so check the current price at go.floracing.com before you sign up. It streams on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, iOS and Android apps, and the web. If your racing diet is Lucas Oil late models, High Limit, USAC or the All Stars, this is your service.
DIRTVision — what it costs
DIRTVision has three tiers:
- Free account ($0): live audio for World of Outlaws and Super DIRTcar races, plus thousands of hours of vault content and the ability to buy single-night pay-per-views.
- Monthly FAST PASS ($39.99/mo): live HD video of the premier series.
- Annual Platinum FAST PASS ($299.99/yr): everything monthly has, plus the crown-jewel events — the Knoxville Nationals and the 360 Nationals are Platinum-only.
If you're a World of Outlaws fan planning to watch Knoxville, the annual Platinum plan is the one to get. It's on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, mobile and web.
The free and low-cost options
You don't have to pay for everything:
- SPEED SPORT 1 — genuinely free. A 24/7 motorsports channel with hundreds of hours of live racing, including the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series and IMCA events. Watch free on STIRR (no signup), plus Prime Video and Fubo's free channels, or at speedsport1.com.
- FloRacing's free FAST channel runs select programming (including some High Limit content) free on YouTube, Prime Video and Fubo.
- FS1 is carrying a growing slate of High Limit Racing in 2026 — six events, up from just one in 2025 — so a cable or live-TV subscription gets you those marquee nights (they also stream on FloRacing).
- CBS Sports Network airs World of Outlaws and Super DIRTcar feature broadcasts (edited packages); the live shows stay on DIRTVision.
What about asphalt and regional short tracks?
Beyond the two big dirt platforms, a few services cover the rest of the short-track world:
- Racing America (formerly Speed51) — pavement short track, about $18.99/mo or $129.99/yr, with 200+ live races.
- Pit Row TV — home of the FASTRAK and Ultimate Super Late Model series (check pitrow.tv for current pricing).
- TrackTV — live coverage from individual speedways around the country.
Which service is right for you?
| World of Outlaws / Super DIRTcar | DIRTVision |
| High Limit / USAC / All Stars | FloRacing |
| Lucas Oil / MARS late models | FloRacing |
| Knoxville Nationals | DIRTVision Platinum (annual) |
| Hunt the Front | SPEED SPORT 1 (free) + huntthefront.tv |
| Pavement short track | Racing America |
Not sure what's on tonight? We track every dirt series with its exact start time and a one-tap link to the right service — see the full schedule, or jump to World of Outlaws, High Limit or everything on FloRacing.
Last verified July 2026. Streaming prices change frequently with promotions — confirm current pricing on each service's own site. Sources include FloRacing, DIRTVision, SPEED SPORT and the series' official pages.
