2023 NASCAR Cup: Know timings, starting line-up for Coca-Cola 600, TV channel and live stream details

The highly anticipated 2023 NASCAR Cup Series is in full swing, and this weekend it brings us to Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina, for the exciting Coca-Cola 600. Known as the longest race of the season, this 600-mile event will test the skills and endurance of 37 Cup drivers on the 1.5-mile-long track. Despite the cancellation of qualifying due to wet weather, William Byron from Hendrick Motorsports has been awarded the pole position, marking his 11th career Cup pole.

Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 promises to be an intense battle, with top drivers vying for victory. The starting line-up was determined based on a qualifying metric outlined in the rulebook, considering each driver's recent performance in the previous point race at Darlington Raceway.

The top five positions will be occupied by William Byron, Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski, Denny Hamlin, and Kyle Busch, setting the stage for an exciting competition.

2023 NASCAR Cup: Starting line-up for Coca-Cola 600

#24 - William Byron
#4 - Kevin Harvick
#6 - Brad Keselowski
#11 - Denny Hamlin
#8 - Kyle Busch
#9 - Chase Elliott
#23 - Bubba Wallace
#12 - Ryan Blaney
#20 - Christopher Bell
#47 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
#17 - Chris Buescher
#5 - Kyle Larson
#21 - Harrison Burton
#1 - Ross Chastain
#45 - Tyler Reddick
#31 - Justin Haley
#22 - Joey Logano
#19 - Martin Truex Jr.
#54 - Ty Gibbs (R)
#14 - Chase Briscoe
#2 - Austin Cindric
#41 - Ryan Preece
#10 - Aric Almirola
#99 - Daniel Suarez
#7 - Corey LaJoie
#43 - Erik Jones
#16 - A.J. Allmendinger
#42 - Noah Gragson (R)
#38 - Zane Smith
#34 - Michael McDowell
#48 - Alex Bowman
#77 - Ty Dillon
#3 - Austin Dillon
#78 - B.J. McLeod
#51 - Todd Gilliland
#15 - J.J. Yeley
#84 - Jimmie Johnson

How to watch on TV, live stream?

The Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Cup Series race will be broadcast live on Fox starting May 28, 6 pm ET. Additionally, you may tune into fuboTV for live stream.

FAQs

1. What does NASCAR stand for?
   National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
2. Who won 2022 NASCAR?
   Joey Logano