For fans who crave more than just the TV broadcast, NASCAR Driver Cam presented by DraftKings Sportsbook and Straight Talk Wireless is redefining how races are watched. With Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 Presented by VISTAPA.COM at Pocono Raceway just around the corner, TNT Sports and Max have announced the four drivers fans can ride with — and the experience promises to be immersive, high-definition, and packed with real-time data.
Whether you’re cheering for a veteran like Joey Logano or a hot-streaking young gun like Christopher Bell, NASCAR Driver Cam provides fans an unprecedented way to follow every twist, turn, and team radio message. Streaming begins approximately 30 minutes before the green flag drops, giving fans a front-row seat to the action — from inside the cockpit.
Key Highlights
Four featured Driver Cams include Hamlin, Bell, Logano, and Byron for Sunday’s race at Pocono.
Christopher Bell’s win streak and All-Star victory earn him a spot on the broadcast roster.
Fan-vote polls will add four more drivers to a special “Fan Selected” Multiview stream.
Driver Cam includes radio audio, ambient car noise, telemetry, and real-time racing data.
Replays available post-race with pause, rewind, and fast-forward options across all driver streams.
The Four Featured Driver Cams for Pocono
For Sunday’s race at Pocono, Max has locked in four must-watch drivers for its Featured Multiview stream:
Denny Hamlin: A seven-time winner at Pocono and this weekend’s polesitter, Hamlin is the most successful Cup Series driver in track history. With 2025 wins at Martinsville, Darlington, and Michigan, he’s an easy pick for Driver Cam.
Christopher Bell: Bell is red-hot right now. With wins at EchoPark Speedway, COTA, Phoenix, and a $1 million payday in the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro, he’s been one of the most consistently dominant drivers in 2025.
Joey Logano: The Team Penske veteran picked up his first win of the season in Texas back in May. Known for his aggressive driving style and sharp team communication, Logano is always a Driver Cam favorite.
William Byron: The back-to-back Daytona 500 champion (2024, 2025), Byron continues to shine in high-pressure moments. His calm yet competitive demeanor in the car offers a cool contrast to the sport’s more animated personalities.
Each of these drivers brings a different energy to the cockpit — and thanks to the Driver Cam experience, fans don’t just hear about it, they feel it.
How It Works: NASCAR Driver Cam on Max
Driver Cam is exclusive to Max and available for every Cup Series race in 2025. Here’s how it elevates the fan experience:
High-Quality Feeds: Every stream is broadcast in 1080p HD (on supported devices), giving crystal-clear visuals from inside the car.
Live Race Data: Alongside each feed, viewers can access integrated live stats including stage progress, lap number, position, and car status. Real-time telemetry such as speed, RPM, and gear shifts are also displayed.
Immersive Audio: Hear what the drivers hear — from team radios to engine noise, creating a layered and authentic race-day atmosphere.
Multiview Options: Can’t decide who to follow? Choose from two preset Multiview streams, each displaying four drivers at once. One stream features the main Driver Cam picks, while the other — the “Fan Selected” stream — will be based on a B/R Racing social media vote.
On-Demand Replay: Missed a big moment? Driver Cam lets you pause, rewind, fast-forward, and even rewatch individual driver streams after the race concludes.
This is not just viewing — it’s experiencing the race.
Fan Engagement: You Help Pick Who Gets Featured
Another fan-favorite aspect of the Driver Cam experience is its interactive component. Through polls on B/R Racing’s X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, fans vote on which four additional drivers should be featured in the special “Fan Selected” Multiview stream on Max.
This week’s poll includes eight additional drivers vying for fan attention. The four with the highest votes will get their in-car cameras added to the second Multiview feed — a great way to spotlight popular or underdog drivers that may not have cracked the top tier otherwise.
It’s fan-driven, dynamic, and brings a new level of ownership to the viewing experience.
News In Brief: Inside NASCAR’s Driver Cam at Pocono
With Denny Hamlin on the pole, Christopher Bell’s winning momentum, and the ever-dangerous William Byron and Joey Logano in the mix, Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 is shaping up to be a must-watch race. Thanks to the NASCAR Driver Cam, you won’t just watch from the couch — you’ll ride along for every shift, scream, and strategy call.
From live telemetry to in-depth audio feeds, this is racing like never before. Whether you’re a diehard fan or a new viewer curious about NASCAR, the Driver Cam on Max is the closest thing to strapping into a stock car yourself.
