How to watch 2025 NASCAR Chicago: Schedule, start time, TV channel for Grant Park 165

NASCAR returns to the streets of Chicago for the Grant Park 165, delivering high-speed action in one of the most unique settings on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar. Set against the backdrop of Lake Michigan and the city skyline, the Chicago Street Race transforms downtown into a 12-turn, 2.2-mile road course. Here’s what you need to know about the race, how to watch and more. 

When is the Grant Park 165?

The Grant Park 165 is scheduled for Sunday, July 6th at 2 p.m. ET.

Where is the race?

The Grant Park 165 will take place on a street course in downtown Chicago.

How long is the race?

The Grant Park 165 will consist of 75 laps across 165 miles.

Where can I watch the Grant Park 165? What channel will it be on?

The race will be broadcast live on TNT.

How can I stream or watch the race without cable?

The Grant Park 165 can be streamed on TNT and MAX.

Who is the race's Grand Marshal?

Former Chicago Bulls star and NBA MVP Derrick Rose will serve as the race's Grand Marshall.

What is the NASCAR Chicago Schedule?

Saturday, July 5th

  • NASCAR XFinity Series Practice - 10:30 a.m. ET (CW app)
  • NASCAR XFinity Series Qualifying - 11:30 a.m. ET (CW app)
  • NASCAR Cup Series Practice - 1 p.m. ET (truTV)
  • NASCAR Cup Series Qualifying - 2 p.m. ET (truTV)
  • NASCAR Xfinity Series The Loop 110 - 4:30 p.m. ET (CW app)

Sunday, July 6th

Who is driving in the race?

There are 41 drivers entered into the Grant Park 165. Qualifying starts on Saturday, 7/5.

2025 NASCAR Chicago Qualifying Order

  1. Will Brown (#13)
  2. Austin Hill (#33)
  3. Corey Heim (#67)
  4. Josh Bilicki (#66)
  5. Daniel Suárez (#99)
  6. Austin Cindric (#2)
  7. Riley Herbst (#35)
  8. Ryan Blaney (#12)
  9. Joey Logano (#22)
  10. Josh Berry (#21)
  11. Chase Briscoe (#19)
  12. Noah Gragson (#4)
  13. Todd Gilliland (#34)
  14. Shane van Gisbergen (#88)
  15. William Byron (#24)
  16. Ross Chastain (#1)
  17. Justin Haley (#7)
  18. John Hunter Nemechek (#42)
  19. Cole Custer (#41)
  20. Denny Hamlin (#11)
  21. Christopher Bell (#20)
  22. Katherine Legge (#78)
  23. Austin Dillon (#3)
  24. Kyle Busch (#8)
  25. Cody Ware (#51)
  26. Bubba Wallace (#23)
  27. Michael McDowell (#71)
  28. Ty Gibbs (#54)
  29. Ryan Preece (#60)
  30. Ty Dillon (#10)
  31. AJ Allmendinger (#16)
  32. Kyle Larson (#5)
  33. Zane Smith (#38)
  34. Carson Hocevar (#77)
  35. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (#47)
  36. Brad Keselowski (#6)
  37. Chris Buescher (#17)
  38. Erik Jones (#43)
  39. Alex Bowman (#48)
  40. Tyler Reddick (#45)
  41. Chase Elliott (#9)

Dig deeper:

Here's more coverage from FOX 32 Chicago on the upcoming Grant Park 165.

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