ESPN has renewed the broadcasting rights for NASCAR Brasil for two more seasons, ensuring complete coverage of one of the country’s main motorsport competitions. The 2026 season begins on April 12, and subscribers will have all content available on linear and streaming through the Disney+ Premium plan, which will have special programming to mark the start of the championship.
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With the renewal, ESPN will continue to broadcast all stages live, in addition to offering analysis, behind-the-scenes, exclusive interviews, and special content about drivers and teams, reinforcing its position as the home of motorsport in Brazil.
“Motorsport is one of ESPN’s strategic pillars, and we follow NASCAR Brasil with great care and attention. Our goal is to innovate in the way we broadcast, communicate, and value every detail of the category, offering unique experiences and high-quality content. Renewing this partnership reaffirms our commitment to the sport and to the excitement that NASCAR Brasil provides on and off the track,” says Carlos Maluf, Head of Sports at The Walt Disney Company Brazil.
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NASCAR Brasil brings together drivers from different regions in races that combine speed, strategy, and technology. Over the years, the category has established itself as a space for emerging talents and big names in Brazilian motorsport, attracting audiences of all ages and track enthusiasts.
The 2026 season promises to stir up teams, drivers, and fans across the country. ESPN will be present at every turn, bringing detailed coverage and exclusive content. The brand also reinforces its motorsport catalog, which includes MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3, IndyCar, NASCAR (American), and DTM, further expanding the options for speed fans.
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