NASCAR Pennzoil 400 Qualifying Time: How to Watch in Las Vegas
NASCAR Pennzoil 400 Qualifying Time: How to Watch in Las Vegas
All you need to know about Pennzoil 400 qualifying in Las Vegas, including how to watch and the weekend schedule.
Las Vegas is ready to host a refreshed chapter in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series as the Pennzoil 400 moves from Phoenix to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway this weekend. The shift signals a fresh chapter for teams chasing early-season momentum as they load into LVMS' tri-oval for two days of practice, qualifying, and racing.
Qualifying for the Pennzoil 400 will determine the starting grid ahead of race day, with teams fine-tuning setups and drivers pushing for the pole. The race is scheduled for 4 PM ET on February 15, with full TV coverage lined up on the usual NASCAR broadcast partners. Fans should check local listings for exact channels and kickoff times, as schedules can vary by region.
The weekend isn’t just about the on-track action; it’s a chance to see new paint schemes and early-season storylines unfold. Chevrolet rolled out a new Camaro ZL1 body for 2026, and teams will be looking to translate that design change into performance at LVMS. The 1.5-mile Las Vegas Motor Speedway layout promises high-speed runs and strategic tire choices, giving drivers a chance to grab an advantage before the checkered flag.
As the green flag approaches, fans and teams alike will be watching closely who takes pole and who climbs from the middle of the pack. Qualifying times and methods will be announced by NASCAR ahead of the weekend, but the anticipation is already building for a weekend of speed, strategy, and desert racing action.
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