The 2026 schedule opens with four races in March and features two prime-time night races, a return to Phoenix Raceway and exciting new events in Arlington and Markham.

The first elimination race of the 2025 NASCAR playoffs will take place Saturday at Bristol. Here's what to know for the Bass Pro Shops Night Race.

The IndyCar Series has finally announced its schedule for the 2026 season after months of speculation. While some of the new additions were already known, it is notable that the championship will begin with four races in March—with three consecutive weekends—including the return to Phoenix for the first time since 2018 as the second round.

IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge will expand from six to ten total race weekends in 2026, covering both sprint and endurance racing formats. The series will continue to run two 45-minute races on sprint weekends, while the four new weekends will include a two-hour endurance race component for LMP3 cars only.

The 17-race IndyCar schedule for 2026 includes three new (or returning) tracks, including a relocation and two markets not on the 2025 schedule.

NASCAR could be about to face a schedule shake-up due to increasing talks of the Super Bowl reportedly moving to the Presidents' Day weekend.

Mexico City's loss is Milwaukee's gain as the Mile steps up to host two NTT IndyCar Series races again in 2026.

The 2026 Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) schedule of events marks another milestone with the first overseas race in HSR’s nearly 50-year history and return engagements at America’s most legendary road courses.

Sprint races, run to one-third of a grand prix distance and held on the Saturday of a race weekend, were first introduced in 2021.