There are big things happening this weekend, and they’re happening under the lights.
Kylie Glick, a 15-year-old race car driver from Lincoln, California, is one of the featured drivers in the new national reality TV series Saturday Night Lights, premiering Saturday, February 14.
Filmed at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway in Bakersfield, the series follows rising young drivers as they chase their NASCAR dreams in a high-pressure, competitive environment. Cameras capture not just the racing, but the preparation, setbacks, mentorship and determination required to compete at this level.
A NASCAR-Licensed Driver at Just 15
Kylie competes in a pro late model and holds a NASCAR license, despite not yet being old enough to drive a street car. Her journey began in quarter midgets at age 10, where she earned multiple championships and Rookie of the Year titles before advancing into late model competition.
Now, her story reaches a national audience.
Saturday Night Lights showcases what it truly takes to compete as a young driver with big goals. For Kylie, it’s another step on her path toward the NASCAR Cup Series and an opportunity to represent Lincoln and Northern California on a larger stage.
“This show gives people a real look at what it takes to chase a racing dream,” Kylie said. “I’m proud to represent my hometown and share this journey.”
How to Watch
Saturday Night Lights premieres Saturday, February 14, 2026. Episodes 1 and 2 debut on premiere night, with additional weekly episodes airing on Saturdays.
The series streams free on WatchFree+, VIZIO’s free streaming service available on VIZIO Smart TVs and through the VIZIO mobile app.
- On Demand: Available to stream on WatchFree+ On Demand on VIZIO Smart TVs following the February 14 premiere.
- Live TV: Airing Saturdays at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT on Full Throttle TV, Channel 1311, on WatchFree+.
- Mobile: Also accessible through the free VIZIO mobile app via the WatchFree+ Live TV experience.
This Valentine’s Day, the lights come on, the engines fire up, and a Lincoln driver takes the national stage.
