Kelley Earnhardt’s son and Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s nephew, Wyatt Miller, finished 2nd in his first Limited Late Model race …….

Kelley Earnhardt’s son and Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s nephew, Wyatt Miller, finished 2nd in his first Limited Late Model race …….

Drivers are getting back into the groove(s) of oval racing after the road course at COTA two weeks ago, with the Las Vegas Motor Speedway a tri-oval, with 20 degrees banking in the turns nine degrees banking on the front and back stretches.

This weekend will mark the 35th Cup Series race hosted at the track, with the inaugural Cup race there having been held in 1998 and won by Mark Martin.

Last year’s race saw Kyle Larson absolutely dominate, leading the most laps and taking the maximum stage points before holding off Tyler Reddick for the first of his five wins on the year.

With all of that said, it promises to be an exciting, competitive race, and we’ve got all the details you need to know covered below.

In the United States, NASCAR Cup Series action this weekend is split across multiple broadcasters.

Practice and qualifying will be available to stream via Amazon Prime Video. Meanwhile, the race will be shown on FOX, with in-car cameras available on MAX.

Outside the United States, the answer depends on your location.

Here’s a breakdown of how to catch the action from the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in some major countries around the world.

FOX Sports 1 will broadcast the race, with practice and qualifying available to watch on Amazon Prime Video.

Radio coverage is also available from MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.