Soon, NASCAR races will be coming to Prime Video. How does the sport expect viewership to look with the first foray into streaming? Well, it shouldn’t be too much different than what the Cup Series sees on cable.

The 28-time Cup Series winner who largely stayed away after retiring in 2017 will return to the spotlight with Amazon's broadcast team.

Prime Video, which is set for its first season of a seven-year NASCAR Cup Series broadcasting agreement, officially announced its entire on-air talent lineup fo

Carl Edwards will be part of NASCAR’s broadcast team for Prime Video and is ready for the next chapter in his career. While speaking with Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Carl Edwards, who was recently inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, just announced plans to become part of Amazon Prime Video's racing coverage this summer. In his time since he abruptly walked away from racing after nearly winning the 2016 Cup Series title,

Carl Edwards will be part of Amazon Prime Video’s NASCAR coverage in 2025, it announced May 11. The company also announced Kim Coon, Marty Snider and Trevor Bayne as pit reporters for its coverage.

Carl Edwards has largely remained lowkey since retiring from NASCAR after the 2016 season. But over the past calendar year Edwards has been more present, notably taking his place in the Hall of Fame in February.

The addition of Edwards is another fantastic move as Prime Video becomes the guinea pig for NASCAR's first foray into exclusively streaming Cup Series races.