NASCAR Nationwide Series on ABC from New Hampshire The Magic Mile, New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H., hosts the NASCAR Nationwide Series this weekend, and the race will air on ABC with a live, high definition telecast on Saturday, June 27, beginning at 2:30 p.m. ET with NASCAR Countdown. ESPN2 is the home of the NASCAR Nationwide Series all season, with selected races on ESPN and ABC. The race re-airs Sunday, June 28, at 3 a.m. on ESPN2 and again at 10 a.m. on ESPN Classic. Marty Reid will be lap-by-lap announcer for ESPN on ABC’s coverage, with analysis by 1999 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Dale Jarrett and two-time NASCAR champion crew chief Andy Petree. Reporting from the pits will be ... FULL STORY »
NASCAR Nationwide Series In Prime Time from Milwaukee The NASCAR Nationwide Series makes its only appearance of the season at the Milwaukee Mile this weekend and ESPN2 will have a live, high definition telecast in prime time on Saturday, June 20, ... FULL STORY »
NASCAR Nationwide Series on ESPN2 from Kentucky The NASCAR Nationwide Series makes its only appearance of the season at Kentucky Speedway this weekend and ESPN2 will have a live, high definition telecast from the 1.5-mile track on Saturday, June 13, at ... FULL STORY »
Jamie Little, pit reporter for ESPN’s coverage of NASCAR, will step out of her element as a guest judge on the popular Food Network program Iron Chef America. The program airs Sunday, June 7, at 10 p.m. ET. The program pits ... FULL STORY »
NASCAR Nationwide Series on ESPN2 from Nashville The NASCAR Nationwide Series returns to Nashville Superspeedway this weekend for its second and final appearance of the 2009 season, and ESPN2 will have a live, high definition telecast from the 1.33-mile track on ... FULL STORY »
ESPN Lap-By-Lap Announcer Marty Reid and Analysts Scott Goodyear and Eddie Cheever Join Q&A Session EDITOR’S NOTE – A media conference call was held today to discuss ESPN on ABC’s live telecast of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, May 24, beginning ... FULL STORY »
ESPN’s Production of Sunday’s Live Coverage Continues a TV Tradition Dating to 1965 When the Indianapolis 500 aired on ABC for the first time, Lyndon Johnson was in the White House, the NFL Championship was almost two years away from becoming ... FULL STORY »