How to watch 2025 Snowball Derby? TV and streaming guide for fans

The 2025 Snowball Derby will return for the biggest short-track pavement race of the year at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida, this Sunday. The main race is a 300-lap Super Late Model event, where the winner grabs a $50,000 prize and the Tom Dawson Trophy.

The entire 2025 Snowball Derby streams live exclusively on streaming service FloRacing. You can catch the practice, qualifying, and the final feature on Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, Apple TV, and most smart TVs. Check your device's app store for the FloRacing app and sign in before race day.

You can also watch on a desktop or via the FloSports app for iOS or Android. Meanwhile, replays will be available through FloRacing's video archives.

The week was supposed to begin with a practice session on Thursday. However, bad weather disrupted the schedule for Snowball Derby 2025 at Five Flags Speedway. Rain forced officials to cancel all on-track action on December 4.

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New 2025 Snowball Derby Schedule and entry list

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Organizers have announced a revised 2025 Snowball Derby Schedule after an unfavorable weather forecast for the 58th running of the event. Extra practice sessions for Super Late Models and an early running of the Last Chance Qualifier, which were set for Saturday, will be moved to Friday.

Support races scheduled for Friday were also reshuffled. The Friday evening feature from Modifieds of Mayhem was moved to Monday, December 8.

Now, the practice and qualifying for the Snowball Derby 2025 are set for Friday.

Dec 5: Practice 10:00 am CT, Qualifying at 1:30 pm CT

Dec 6: Feature for the Snowflake 125 (Pro Late Model race) at 10:45 am CT

Dec 7: Main event, 300-lap Snowball Derby.

Pre-race ceremonies and grid lineup begin late morning (pits open around 7 am). And the green flag for the Snowball Derby is slated for 2 pm ET on Sunday

The 2025 Snowball Derby entry list includes short-track veterans and big-name NASCAR drivers. Two-time Snowball Derby winner Kyle Busch will return this season after not racing the event since 2020. Busch said in November, via NASCAR.com:

"It's been a few years since I've been to Pensacola, but I have't forgotten how to get around Five Flags. The Snowball Derby is one of those bucket-list races you always want to win again and again, and I’m fired up to be back with the No. 51 Lucas Oil team and FloRacing. We're showing up to take that trophy home."

NASCAR Cup Series drivers Noah Gragson and Ryan Preece will also compete at Pensacola this week, with Truck Series drivers Ty Majeski and defending winner Kaden Honeycutt.

The field also features seasoned short-track champions and rising talents such as Bubba Pollard, Cole Butcher, Stephen Nasse, and Derek Thorn.