NASCAR on SPEED

NASCAR on SPEED
Genre	Auto racing
Presented by	Speed Channel
Starring	See commentators section below
Country of origin	United States
Language(s)	English
No. of seasons	9
Production
Running time	2-5 hours
Broadcast
Original channel	SPEED
Picture format	Color
Audio format	Stereo
Original airing	February 11, 2002-Present
Chronology
Related shows	NASCAR on FOX
External links
Website

NASCAR on SPEED (previously known as NASCAR TV on SPEED) is a series of NASCAR races and programs airing on SPEED from 2002 through the present. It is better known for covering the entire NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season since 2003 (excluding 2007 - 2009) and the race coverage of the Gatorade Duels and the Sprint All-Star Challenge since 2007.

History

Commentators
Commentators	Role and Tenure for Cup on SPEED	Role and Tenure for Nationwide on SPEED	Role and Tenure for the Trucks on SPEED	Main Broadcaster(s), Role, and Tenure
Ken Squier	analyst 2002 - Present	None	None	NASCAR on FOX analyst 2001 Daytona 500
Mike Joy	lap-by-lap announcer 2002 - Present	lap-by-lap announcer 2002 - 2006	None	NASCAR on FOX lap-by-lap announcer 2001 – Present NASCAR on FX lap-by-lap announcer 2001 - 2006
Darrell Waltrip	analyst 2002 - Present	analyst 2002 - Present	analyst 2003 - Present

NASCAR on television and radio

Broadcast television partners	ABC • CBS • Fox • NBC

Secondary broadcast television partners	Jefferson-Pilot • Mizlou • MRN TV • SETN

Cable television partners	ESPN • FX • Prime • SCORE • SportsChannel America • TBS • TNN • TNT • USA

Secondary cable television partners	Hot Pass • SPEED • Viewer's Choice

Radio partners	MRN Radio • IMS Radio Network • Performance Racing Network • Sirius NASCAR Radio

Current Regular Season	Daytona 500 · Auto Club 1 · Las Vegas · Atlanta 1 · Bristol 1 · Martinsville 1 · Phoenix 1 · Texas 1 · Talladega 1 · Richmond 1 · Darlington · Dover 1 · Charlotte 1 · Pocono 1 · Michigan 1 · Infineon · Loudon 1 · Daytona 2 · Chicagoland · Indianapolis · Pocono 2 · Watkins Glen · Michigan 2 · Bristol 2 · Atlanta 2 · Richmond 2

Chase for the Sprint Cup	Loudon 2 · Dover 2 · Kansas · Auto Club 2 · Charlotte 2 · Martinsville 2 · Talladega 2 · Texas 2 · Phoenix 2 · Homestead

Non-Points Events	Budweiser Shootout · Gatorade Duel · NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race · Daytona 500 pole position races · Winter Heat Series

Previous	North Wilkesboro 1 · North Wilkesboro 2 · Ontario · Riverside (Summer) · Riverside (Winter) · Rockingham 1 · Rockingham 2 · Darlington (Labor Day 1950-2004) · Nashville 1 · Nashville 2 · Greenville 1

News television series	Inside NASCAR · Inside NBS · NASCAR in a Hurry · NASCAR Inside Nextel Cup · NASCAR Nation · NASCAR Now · SPEED Center · This Week in NASCAR · Totally NASCAR

Prerace television series	NASCAR Countdown · NASCAR Live! · NASCAR RaceDay

Postrace television series	NASCAR Victory Lane

Race rebroadcasts	Back in the Day · ESPN Classic · NASCAR Classics

Broadcast technology	Digger · RaceCam · Side-By-Side (graphic)

Reality television series	NASCAR Angels · NASCAR Beyond the Wheel · NASCAR Drivers: Non-Stop · NBS 24/7 · 24/7

NASCAR on SPEED

Commentators	List of Sprint All-Star Race broadcasters · Gatorade Duel

Key figures	Mike Joy · Larry McReynolds · Darrell Waltrip · Dick Berggren · Steve Byrnes · Krista Voda · Matt Yocum · Rick Allen · Jeff Hammond · Michael Waltrip · Phil Parsons · Kenny Wallace · Jimmy Spencer · John Roberts · Dave Despain · Ray Dunlap · Chad Knaus · Robert "Bootie" Barker · Elliott Sadler · Hermie Sadler · Kyle Petty · Ken Squier · Allen Bestwick · Johnny Benson · Wendy Venturini · Rutledge Wood · Adam Alexander

Lore	Three-Wide Photo Finish · Musgrave's Costly Mistake · Controversial Finish · Busch Brothers Collide · Darnell nearly edges Benson · Hornaday clinches record 4th title · Inaugural Induction of the Hall of Fame

NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race	2007 · 2008 · 2009 · 2010 · 2011