Prime Video Embraces NASCAR

This weekend, Prime Video will become the exclusive platform for streaming the Coca-Cola 600, a significant NASCAR event. Alongside this, a new documentary series is set to launch, delving into the life and career of Dale Earnhardt, a towering figure in the sport.

Earnhardt kicked off his NASCAR journey in 1975, almost 50 years ago, and went on to have a remarkable 26-year career, securing 76 race wins and seven NASCAR Cup Series Championships. He was a prominent face in NASCAR, capturing the attention of fans and followers alike. His family, particularly his son Dale Earnhardt Jr., has played an integral role in his legacy. The documentary, titled “Earnhardt,” culminates with the heartbreaking events of the 2001 Daytona 500, exploring family dynamics and the impact of Earnhardt’s life.

Produced by Oscar winners Brian Glazer and Ron Howard, the series includes rare footage, exhilarating race highlights, and candid interviews with his children, rivals, and close friends.

Release Date for “Earnhardt” on Prime Video:

The first two episodes of “Earnhardt” will be available for streaming on Prime Video starting May 22. Following that, two more episodes will be released on Thursday, May 29.

How to Watch “Earnhardt” for Free:

To watch “Earnhardt,” you’ll need a subscription to Amazon Prime, as it’s available exclusively on Prime Video. Once you’re a member, you can easily access the series online or through the Prime Video app on various compatible devices.

If you aren’t already a Prime subscriber, you can take advantage of a 30-day free trial, which includes access to Prime Video and other Amazon services. After the trial, the subscription costs $14.99 per month or $139 for the year.

Episode Guide for the “Earnhardt” Documentary:

The “Earnhardt” series consists of four hours of content spread across two release dates:

• Episode 1: “Iron Head” – Thursday, May 22
• Episode 2: “The Threatening Person” – Thursday, May 22
• Episode 3: “One Tough Customer” – Thursday, May 29
• Episode 4: “Dale” – Thursday, May 29

2025 NASCAR Schedule on Prime Video:

This year, Prime Video will exclusively broadcast five NASCAR Cup Series races, beginning with the Coca-Cola 600 this weekend. Adam Alexander will provide commentary, with insights from Dale Jr. and former crew chief Steve Letarte.