New Hampshire Post-Race Show | NASCAR Inside the Race

By: Sexy

On: September 19, 2025

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The Round of 12 kicks off Sunday afternoon at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Steve Letarte, Alex Weaver and Adam Alexander have instant reaction and expert analysis after the checkered flag.

September 21 at 19:00

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