The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Michigan International Speedway this weekend for the highly anticipated FireKeepers Casino 400, and fans are in for a special treat: the latest evolution of in-car viewing with NASCAR Driver Cam. This immersive technology, available through Max and Amazon Prime Video, lets fans experience the race from inside the cockpit of their favorite drivers, offering real-time video, team radio chatter, and the raw sound of 200+ mph stock cars battling on the high-speed, two-mile oval.
What is NASCAR Driver Cam?
NASCAR Driver Cam is a multi-angle, in-car streaming feature that puts viewers in the driver’s seat. Fans can choose from up to 40 individual driver feeds or select curated “Multiview” streams, which showcase four drivers at once. This technology is exclusive to streaming platforms Max and Prime Video for the 2025 season, giving subscribers a unique, up-close perspective on the action as it unfolds.
Featured Drivers for the Michigan Driver Cam Multiview
For the FireKeepers Casino 400, TNT Sports and Max have announced the four primary drivers featured in the official Driver Cam “Featured Multiview” stream:
- Brad Keselowski (#6, RFK Racing)
- Joey Logano (#22, Team Penske)
- Bubba Wallace (#23, 23XI Racing)
- Ty Gibbs (#54, Joe Gibbs Racing)
These four drivers represent a cross-section of the sport’s top talent, storylines, and fan followings. Each brings something unique to the Michigan event, both in terms of racing pedigree and the narratives surrounding their 2025 seasons.
Brad Keselowski
A Michigan native, Brad Keselowski is always a focal point at his home track. Despite never having won at Michigan in the Cup Series, Keselowski’s determination to capture a victory in front of his home crowd is legendary. His RFK Racing team has shown renewed competitiveness in 2025, and the Driver Cam will let fans ride along as he chases that elusive Michigan win.
Joey Logano
Joey Logano, the 2024 Cup Series champion, is known for his aggressive style and strategic prowess. Logano has previously found success at Michigan, and his ability to navigate the wide, fast lanes of the speedway makes his in-car feed especially compelling for fans who want to see how a championship-caliber driver manages traffic, tire wear, and pit strategy.
Bubba Wallace
Bubba Wallace remains one of NASCAR’s most popular and closely watched drivers. As the lead driver for 23XI Racing, Wallace continues to break barriers and push for victories. Michigan’s high speeds and draft-heavy racing suit his style, and his Driver Cam feed offers a window into the intense communication and split-second decisions that define his race day.
Ty Gibbs
Ty Gibbs, the reigning Xfinity Series champion and a rising star in the Cup Series, rounds out the featured Multiview lineup. Gibbs’ aggressive driving and rapid adaptation to the top level have made him a driver to watch at every event. His inclusion in the Driver Cam Multiview gives fans a chance to see how a young driver tackles one of NASCAR’s fastest tracks.
Fan-Selected Driver Cams
In addition to the four featured drivers, Max is also running a “Fan Selected” Multiview stream. Through social media polls, fans can vote for four additional drivers to be featured in a second Multiview option. This interactive element ensures that fan favorites and underdog stories can get their moment in the spotlight, making the viewing experience even more personalized and engaging.
How to Watch and What to Expect
- Platforms: The Driver Cam experience is available exclusively on Max and Amazon Prime Video. Subscribers can select individual drivers or Multiview streams during the live broadcast.
- Race Time: The FireKeepers Casino 400 goes green at 2:00 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
- Coverage: In addition to the main race broadcast, fans can access in-car cameras, team radios, and live telemetry through NASCAR Drive on nascar.com.
Why the Driver Cam Experience Matters
Michigan International Speedway is renowned for its wide lanes, long straightaways, and high speeds—conditions that make for dramatic racing and constant action. The Driver Cam brings fans closer to the intensity of the race, letting them see:
- How drivers manage the draft and execute passes at over 200 mph
- The teamwork and strategy that play out over the radio
- The physical demands and split-second decisions required to compete at the highest level
For fans of Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, Bubba Wallace, and Ty Gibbs, the Driver Cam offers an unparalleled opportunity to follow every move, pit stop, and on-track battle from a first-person perspective.
The Full Field: Who Else Is Racing?
While the four featured drivers are the stars of the Driver Cam Multiview, the full entry list for Michigan includes 36 cars, with top contenders such as Kyle Larson, William Byron, Denny Hamlin, Ryan Blaney, Chase Elliott, Ross Chastain, and many more. Individual in-car feeds are available for all drivers, so fans can follow any competitor throughout the race.
News in Brief: NASCAR Driver Cam 2025 Michigan
The 2025 FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway is set to deliver high-speed excitement, and the NASCAR Driver Cam experience on Max and Prime Video puts fans right in the middle of the action. With Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, Bubba Wallace, and Ty Gibbs featured in the Multiview, and additional drivers selected by fans, this is the most immersive way yet to experience a NASCAR race. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a new fan, riding along with your favorite driver at Michigan offers a thrilling, up-close look at the world’s best stock car racing.
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