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What channel is Fox Business Network on DirecTV, Comcast, Time Warner?

By Nick Tylwalk

ROSSBURG, OH - JULY 18: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #21 Allegiant Airlines Chevrolet, practices for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series 5th Annual Eldora Dirt Derby 150 at Eldora Speedway on July 18, 2017 in Rossburg, Ohio. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
ROSSBURG, OH - JULY 18: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #21 Allegiant Airlines Chevrolet, practices for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series 5th Annual Eldora Dirt Derby 150 at Eldora Speedway on July 18, 2017 in Rossburg, Ohio. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images) /
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You wouldn’t expect to see a Truck Series dirt race on Fox Business Network, so we’re going to help you find it.

The Eldora Dirt Dirby is one of the more unique sporting events of any year, a true throwback in a way that some sports can’t really pull off. Alas, it’s also a little tricky to find on TV since it’s being broadcast this year on Fox Business Network.

Actually, that’s only partly true. The heat races are on FS2, which can also be a mystery to viewers in some cases.

The main event, or feature race, is on Fox Business Network, though.

Next: Find FS2 on your satellite or TV provider

Since you probably don’t want to miss the trucks on the dirt if you’re a NASCAR fan and they only run Eldora once a year, we’re here to help. Fox Business Network can be found on the following channels on the listed TV providers:

  • DirecTV: 359 (SD or HD)
  • Dish Network: 206 (SD or HD)
  • Verizon FiOS: 617 (HD), 117 (SD)
  • AT&T U-verse: 1211 (HD), 211 (SD)

For Comcast XFINITY subscribers, you can use this guide and enter your subscriber info to get the channel lineup in your area. Time Warner Cable subscribers can do the same at this page.

The 2017 Eldora Dirt Debry is scheduled to get started around 9:30 p.m. Eastern time but could get delayed a little bit depending on how long the heat races run on FS2. The format for 2017 is 150 laps/75 miles split over three stages of 40, 50 and 60 laps, respectively.

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