NASCAR Qualifying Today: Las Vegas start time, TV channel and live stream

The NASCAR Cup Series hits Las Vegas today (Saturday, October 11) for qualifying, and we've got all of the details you need.

Today's qualifying session at the 1.5 mile oval will determine the starting lineup for Sunday's South Point 400, the first race of the playoff Round of 8.

In last season's fall race in Vegas, it was Christopher Bell who took pole, ahead of Tyler Reddick and Alex Bowman.

Last year's race saw eventual champion Joey Logano lock himself into the Championship race at the first possible opportunity, finishing ahead of Bell and Daniel Suarez.

We certainly cannot wait to see how the action unfolds this afternoon and who comes out on top heading into Sunday's race.

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What time is NASCAR qualifying today?

Cup Series qualifying at Las Vegas is scheduled to start at 5:40pm ET on Saturday, October 11, with practice taking place directly before at 4:30pm ET.

The start time for qualifying converted to local time zones is as follows:

United States (ET): 5:40pm
United States (CT): 4:40pm
United States (MT): 3:40pm
United States (PT): 2:40pm

What TV channel is NASCAR qualifying on today?

Today's qualifying action will be broadcast live on truTV, with coverage getting underway on the channel at 5pm ET.

For those wanting to tune into the session via the radio, SiriusXM and PRN are the places to go.

Live stream options

There are several streaming options available for today's qualifying.

Those looking to live stream today’s session on the go can do so via the truTV app, whilst the truTV channel can also be viewed via any streaming platforms that carry the service, such as:

- Hulu + Live TV
- YouTube TV
- DirecTV Stream
- Sling TV (Blue package)

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Qualifying order

Here is the order in which the drivers will set their lap times today:

Group 1

Group 2

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