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The following is a list of broadcasters who worked for NASCAR on ESPN.
Original run (1981–2002)
editCup Series
editPlay-by-play announcers
edit- Bob Jenkins (1981–2000 full-time)
- Jerry Punch (2000 sub)
- Larry Nuber (1985–1987 sub)
Color commentators
edit- Larry Nuber (1981–1987 full-time)
- Benny Parsons (1985-1986 sub, 1989–2000 full-time)
- Ned Jarrett (1988-2000 full-time)
Busch Series
editPlay-by-play announcers
edit- Bob Jenkins (1981–2000)
- Jerry Punch (1984–2000)
Color commentators
edit- Larry Nuber (1981–1989)
- Benny Parsons (1989–2000)
- Kyle Petty (1995–2000)
Truck Series
editPlay-by-play announcers
edit- Bob Jenkins (1995–1998)
- Dave Despain (1995–1998)
- Marty Reid (1999–2000)
- Jerry Punch (2001–2002)
Color commentators
edit- Benny Parsons (1995–2000)
- Phil Parsons (2001–2002)
Most recent run (2007–2014)
editCup Series
editPlay-by-play announcers
edit- Jerry Punch (2007–2009)
- Marty Reid (2010)
- Allen Bestwick (2011–2014)
Color commentators
edit- Andy Petree (2007–2014)
- Rusty Wallace (2007)
- Dale Jarrett (2008–2014)
Pit reporters
edit- Allen Bestwick (2007)
- Dave Burns (2007–2014)
- Jamie Little (2007–2014)
- Mike Massaro (2007–2008 full-time, 2009–2014 sub)
- Jerry Punch (2010–2014)
- Shannon Spake (2008 full-time, 2009–2014 sub)
- Vince Welch (2007–2008 sub, 2009–2014 full-time)
- Jim Noble (2014, sub for Punch at Atlanta only)
Pre and post-race show hosts
edit- Brent Musburger (2007)
- Suzy Kolber (2007)
- Allen Bestwick (2008–2010)
- Nicole Briscoe (2011–2014)
- Mike Massaro (2014, sub for Briscoe at Atlanta only)
Pre and post-race show analysts
edit- Tim Brewer (2007)
- Brad Daugherty (2007–2014)
- Ray Evernham (2008–2013)
- Rusty Wallace (2008–2014)
- Tim Cowlishaw (2007 Brickyard 400 only)
Technical analyst
edit- Tim Brewer (2007–2014)
Busch/Nationwide Series
editPlay-by-play announcers
edit- Jerry Punch (2007–2009 for most races)
- Marty Reid (2007–2009 and 2011–2013 for standalone races, 2010–2011 for most races)
- Allen Bestwick (2007 and 2010 for standalone races, 2011–2014 for most races)
- Vince Welch (2010 for standalone races)
- Dave Burns (2010 and 2014 for standalone races)
Color commentators
edit- Andy Petree (2007–2014)
- Rusty Wallace (2007 permanently, 2008–2014 sub for standalone races)
- Randy LaJoie (2007–2009, sub for standalone races)
- Dale Jarrett (2008–2014)
- Ricky Craven (2010–2014, sub for standalone races)
Pit reporters
edit- Allen Bestwick (2007)
- Dave Burns (2007–2014)
- Jamie Little (2007–2014)
- Mike Massaro (2007–2008 full-time, 2009–2014 sub)
- Jerry Punch (2010–2014)
- Shannon Spake (2008 full-time, 2009–2014 sub)
- Vince Welch (2007–2008 sub, 2009–2014 full-time)
- Gary Gerould (2007, sub for standalone races)
- Marty Smith (2007, sub for standalone races)
- Jack Arute (2007–2009, sub for standalone races)
- Jim Noble (2009–2014, sub for standalone races)
- Rick DeBruhl (2009–2014, sub for standalone races)
Pre and post-race show hosts
edit- Allen Bestwick (2007 rotating host, 2008–2010 permanently)
- Chris Fowler (2007 rotating host)
- Erik Kuselias (2007 rotating host)
- Mike Massaro (2007 rotating host, 2014 sub for Briscoe at Atlanta only)
- Brent Musburger (2007 rotating host)
- Suzy Kolber (2007 rotating host)
- Nicole Briscoe (2011–2014)
Pre and post-race show analysts
edit- Tim Brewer (2007)
- Brad Daugherty (2007–2014)
- Ray Evernham (2008–2013)
- Rusty Wallace (2008–2014)
- Boris Said (2007 Daytona 300 only)
Technical analyst
edit- Tim Brewer (2007–2014)
- Erik Kuselias (2007, host)
- Nicole Briscoe (née Manske) (2008–2010, host)
- Ryan Burr (2007–2008, host)
- Mike Massaro (2009–2014 rotating host/reporter)
- Shannon Spake (2009–2014 rotating host/reporter)
- Tim Cowlishaw (2007–2009, rotating analyst/reporter)
- Ryan McGee (2007–2014, rotating analyst/reporter)
- Marty Smith (2007–2014, rotating analyst/reporter)
- Stacy Compton (2007, rotating analyst)
- Boris Said (2007–2009, rotating analyst)
Other staff
editJournalists
edit- Tim Cowlishaw (2007–2009)
- Ryan McGee (2007–present)
- Bob Pockrass (2015–2018)
- Marty Smith (2007–present)
NASCAR analyst for SportsCenter
edit- Ricky Craven (2010–2018)