NASCAR partners with BLAST for the 2024 Fortnite FNCS Global and Rocket League World Championship

Matthew "MJP" Pryor

Matthew "MJP" Pryor

NASCAR is coming to the 2024 Fortnite FNCS Global Championship and Rocket League World Championship!

BLAST, the production team behind the 2024 Fortnite FNCS Global Championship and Rocket League World Championship, has announced a partnership with NASCAR.

This promises to enhance the experience for viewers at home and live at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The events will occur respectively from September 7 though 8 and September 10 through 15.

What does this NASCAR x Fortnite x Rocket League collab entail?

Image Credit: BLAST
Image Credit: BLAST

According to a press release by BLAST, fans attending the Fortnite FNCS and Rocket League Championship tournaments can expect a NASCAR show car on display inside the Dickies Arena. Those watching at home will see some NASCAR influence on the broadcasts, featuring popular Fortnite and Rocket League creators.

Alexander Lewin, SVP for Commercial Revenue at BLAST, said: "We are excited to partner with NASCAR for the FNCS Global Championship and Rocket League World Championship 2024. This collaboration represents a fusion of two dynamic and passionate fan bases - esports and motorsports - coming together to celebrate competitive excellence. We look forward to delivering an unparalleled experience for all Fortnite and Rocket League fans and competitors.” 

When and how can I watch the Fortnite FNCS Global Championship and Rocket League World Championship?

If the NASCAR x BLAST crossover had piqued your interest, the Fortnite and Rocket League events are right around the corner. First is the FNCS Global Championship on September 7 and 8. This tournament features 50 of the world’s best Fortnite duos from North America to Asia and everything in between.

The competitors will compete in 12 matches for a $2 million prize pool. You can watch this tournament live beginning on September 7 via Twitch, YouTube, or Fortnite’s official website.

On the other side, BLAST will round out the NASCAR collaboration with the Rocket League World Championship. Sixteen teams will compete across five days from September 10 to 15 for a prize pool north of $1 million. The Rocket League World Championship will broadcast live on Twitch and YouTube.

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