NASCAR Cup at Daytona: When and how to watch live, TV channel, playoff standings, starting grid

The NASCAR Cup regular season finale is set to take place on Saturday, 23 August at Daytona International Speedway.

Thunderstorms have already caused multiple delays during the race weekend with the NASCAR Xfinity race facing delays and the Cup qualifying cancelled.

Ryan Blaney will start the race from pole position with Alex Bowman in second. William Byron, who has already clinched the NASCAR Cup regular season title, was originally due to start the race from eighth on the grid, but a penalty levied against Hendrick Motorsports put him at the back of the pack.

Here is everything you need to know to watch the NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway.

How to watch the NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona?

The NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway is set to be broadcast live on NBC, Peacock, and HBO Max. It can also be followed live on MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

When is the NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona?

19:30 ET: NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400

NASCAR Cup Coke Zero Sugar 400: Starting grid

1. Ryan Blaney
2. Alex Bowman
3. Kyle Larson
4. Joey Logano
5. Austin Cindric
6. Denny Hamlin
7. Austin Dillon
8. Chase Briscoe
9. Brad Keselowski
10. Josh Berry
11. Daniel Suárez
12. Zane Smith
13. Kyle Busch
14. Christopher Bell
15. Carson Hocevar
16. Shane van Gisbergen
17. Ty Gibbs
18. Ross Chastain
19. Michael McDowell
20. AJ Allmendinger
21. Bubba Wallace
22. Ty Dillon
23. Chris Buescher
24. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
25. Erik Jones
26. Tyler Reddick
27. Todd Gilliland
28. Cole Custer
29. Chase Elliott
30. Ryan Preece
31. Noah Gragson
32. Riley Herbst
33. John Hunter Nemechek
34. Cody Ware
35. Austin Hill
36. Justin Haley
37. BJ McLeod
38. Casey Mears
39. Joey Gase
40. William Byron (After penalty applied)

William Byron, Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet

Photo by: Jonathan Bachman - Getty Images

What is the NASCAR Cup playoff picture ahead of Daytona?

1. Denny Hamlin - 4 race wins
2. Shane van Gisbergen - 4 race wins
3. Kyle Larson - 3 race wins
4. Christopher Bell - 3 race wins
5. William Byron - 2 race wins
6. Chase Elliott - 1 race win
7. Ryan Blaney - 1 race win
8. Chase Briscoe - 1 race win
9. Bubba Wallace - 1 race win
10. Joey Logano - 1 race win
11. Ross Chastain - 1 race win
12. Austin Cindric - 1 race win
13. Josh Berry - 1 race win
14. Austin Dillon - 1 race win
15. Tyler Reddick — points: +89
16. Alex Bowman — points: +60
— CUTOFF LINE —
17. Chris Buescher - points: -60
18. Ryan Preece - points: -94
19. Kyle Busch - points: -148
20. Ty Gibbs - points: -173
21. AJ Allmendinger - points: -181
22. Brad Keselowski - points: -189
23. Carson Hocevar - points: -197
24. Michael McDowell - points: -207
25. Erik Jones - points: -213
26. John H. Nemechek - points: -226
27. Zane Smith - points: -244
28. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. - points: -251
29. Daniel Suárez - points: -252
30. Justin Haley - points: -296
31. Todd Gilliland - points: -297
32. Ty Dillon - points: -313
33. Noah Gragson - points: -376
34. Cole Custer - points: -378
35. Riley Herbst - points: -392
36. Cody Ware - points: -517