This season marks the first of NASCAR’s new seven-year media rights agreements for the NASCAR Cup Series with four best-in-class distribution partners — FOX Sports, NBC Sports, Amazon‘s Prime Video and TNT Sports.

The pieces continue to fall into place for Amazon Prime Video’s first venture into NASCAR racing this season. Prime Video announced Monday that Danielle Trotta and Corey LaJoie will anchor their pre-and postgame shows this season,

Prime Video’s inaugural season of NASCAR Cup Series coverage will greet racing fans with familiar faces when the green flag waves over its exclusive coverage in May. Third-generation racer Corey LaJoie will join host Danielle Trotta to helm Prime Video’s pre- and postrace coverage,

LaJoie will drive the No. 01, to align with his Stacking Pennies podcast brand, for Rick Ware Racing. It is an open car that will attempt to qualify for the Daytona 500. RWR says LaJoie will have a “limited” race schedule.

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I t may have pivoted to streaming later than Netflix, but Prime Video has proven time and time again that it can hold its own. Over the years, Amazon’s streaming service has mad