CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Chase Briscoe won the pole Saturday for the Coca-Cola 600 and will start on the front row for NASCAR’s longest and most grueling race alongside Kyle Larson.

And when the green flag drops at 6 p.m., some Charlotte race fans may be wondering how to watch the race from Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Sunday’s race marks the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series race broadcast on Prime Video, according to NASCAR. The race will only be available to stream on Amazon Prime and will not be available on traditional television.

Carl Edwards, Trevor Bayne, Kim Coon and Marty Snider are expected to be part of the Coca-Cola 600 coverage on Prime Video.

The race will still be available on PRN Radio and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

The race in Charlotte is the first of five races that will stream on Prime, followed by Nashville, Michigan, Mexico City and Pocono.

Starting with Atlanta on June 28, the NASCAR Cup Series moves to TNT. The Chicago street race, Sonoma, Dover and Indianapolis will also be founded there.

Starting with Iowa on Aug. 3, the NASCAR Cup Series returns to NBC Sports with coverage on USA. The Watkins Glen and Richmond races will also be seen on USA.

NBC Sports coverage of the Daytona 500 on Aug. 23 will be seen on WCNC Charlotte. Coverage from Talladega on Oct. 19, Martinsville on Oct. 26 and Phoenix Nov. 2 will also be seen there.

Coverage from Darlington, World Wide Technology Racway, Bristol, New Hampshire, Kansas, the Charlotte Roval, and Las Vegas will be produced by NBC Sports and seen on USA.