How to Watch Go Bowling at The Glen: Stream NASCAR Cup Series Live, TV Channel

The second race in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs heads to New York for the Go Bowling at the Glen today.

Joey Logano won the first race in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs in the Round of 16 to move up to fifth place in the standings and clinch a spot in the Round of 12. He and the rest of the field head to Watkins Glen, New York and “The Glen” for the second race today. Logano and the rest of the field are looking up at Ryan Blaney, the points leader in the playoffs. The top five in the standings heading into the second race of the playoffs are Blaney (2,072 points), Christopher Bell (2,066), Tyler Reddick (2,059), William Byron (2,059) and Logano (2,054). The round of 16 features three races, which will determine the 12 drivers that will advance to the next round of the playoffs.

How to Watch Go Bowling at The Glen today:

Game Date: Sept. 15th, 2024

Game Time: 3:00 p.m. ET

TV: USA Network

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For this race Ross Chastain will be on the pole for the first time not only in the playoffs, but this season overall. He will be followed in the starting grid by Martin Truex Jr., Shane van Gisbergen, Alex Bowman and Austin Cindric, three of which are in the running for the championship this season as part of the 16 drivers in the playoffs.

Heading into the second race of the playoffs Bowman (2,053 points) is in sixth place in the standings, Cindric (2,053 points) is in seventh and Truex Jr. (2,008 points) is right on the bubble of the top 12 in 15th place. Truex Jr. is 18 points behind 12th place in the standings with two races to make a leap up the standings and qualify for the round of 12 in two weeks.

The rest of the drivers who qualified for the round of 16 and have their eyes on advancing to the round of 12 are Chase Elliott (2,050 points), Daniel Suarez (2,047 points), Kyle Larson (2,041 points), Denny Hamlin (2,028 points), Ty Gibbs (2,026 points), Brad Keselowski (2,026 points), Harrison Burton (2,011 points) and Chase Briscoe (2,006 points).

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