North American TV coverage is shown. Check tvracer.com for a full schedule.
Formula 1:
It's show time! The F1 season kicks off with the Bahrain GP this weekend, the first race for the new V8 rules package. This season should have many interesting twists and turns, as teams wrestle with new cars, a new engine formula, the return of tire changes during the race, and the new "knock out" qualifying format.
Bahrain will be American Scott Speed's debut as a team driver, and Red Bull gave him something to remember, throwing a huge "Arabian Nights" party Thursday night to unveil the team livery for Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso (above).
Honda Racing F1's third driver Anthony Davidson is on top of the charts so far, after a dusty and windy Friday practice session.
Qualifying: Saturday, 6am ET, SPEED Channel
Race: Sunday, 6am ET SPEED Channel, and a replay at 12:00pm ET
More racing after the jump... NASCAR:
The Busch and Nextel Cup teams are in sin city this weekend, with Jimmie Johnson trying to maintain his early-season momentum without crew chief Chad Knaus, who is still on suspension after his tech inspection faux pas at Daytona.
The Busch race will be broadcast at 6pm ET Saturday (on FX), and the Nextel Cup race Sunday at 4pm on FOX.
A1GP:
The penultimate round of the first annual World Cup of Motorsport takes place in the U.S. this weekend, at one of the country's most famous road courses, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. The race was nearly canceled after heavy rains caused extensive damage to runoff areas at the track, but it's going ahead as planned, with TV coverage (delayed, not live) on OLN Sunday at 7pm. Laguna Seca veterans Bryan Herta (Team USA) and Patrick Carpentier (Team Canada) will be up against a host of drivers who have never experienced Laguna Seca's infamous "corkscrew" - should be interesting!
AMA:
Motorcycle road racing is one of the most visually compelling forms of motorsport, and the jewel in the crown of U.S. road racing is Daytona Bike Week. A multi-day extravaganza of on- and off-road racing, Bikeweek culminates in the Daytona 200 Formula Xtreme road race Saturday at 1:30pm ET (SPEED Channel). SPEED has TV coverage of all the events, so check speedtv.com for details.
Formula 1:
It's show time! The F1 season kicks off with the Bahrain GP this weekend, the first race for the new V8 rules package. This season should have many interesting twists and turns, as teams wrestle with new cars, a new engine formula, the return of tire changes during the race, and the new "knock out" qualifying format.
Bahrain will be American Scott Speed's debut as a team driver, and Red Bull gave him something to remember, throwing a huge "Arabian Nights" party Thursday night to unveil the team livery for Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso (above).
Honda Racing F1's third driver Anthony Davidson is on top of the charts so far, after a dusty and windy Friday practice session.
Qualifying: Saturday, 6am ET, SPEED Channel
Race: Sunday, 6am ET SPEED Channel, and a replay at 12:00pm ET
More racing after the jump... NASCAR:
The Busch and Nextel Cup teams are in sin city this weekend, with Jimmie Johnson trying to maintain his early-season momentum without crew chief Chad Knaus, who is still on suspension after his tech inspection faux pas at Daytona.
The Busch race will be broadcast at 6pm ET Saturday (on FX), and the Nextel Cup race Sunday at 4pm on FOX.
A1GP:
The penultimate round of the first annual World Cup of Motorsport takes place in the U.S. this weekend, at one of the country's most famous road courses, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. The race was nearly canceled after heavy rains caused extensive damage to runoff areas at the track, but it's going ahead as planned, with TV coverage (delayed, not live) on OLN Sunday at 7pm. Laguna Seca veterans Bryan Herta (Team USA) and Patrick Carpentier (Team Canada) will be up against a host of drivers who have never experienced Laguna Seca's infamous "corkscrew" - should be interesting!
AMA:
Motorcycle road racing is one of the most visually compelling forms of motorsport, and the jewel in the crown of U.S. road racing is Daytona Bike Week. A multi-day extravaganza of on- and off-road racing, Bikeweek culminates in the Daytona 200 Formula Xtreme road race Saturday at 1:30pm ET (SPEED Channel). SPEED has TV coverage of all the events, so check speedtv.com for details.
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