Get your motor running with this weekend's racing schedule

From the East Coast to the West Coast, there's plenty of racing action to be had on the tube
Get your motor running with this weekend's racing schedule
Get your motor running with this weekend's racing schedule /

Editor's Note: Once again, we give great kudos to our buddy, Jay Wells, the master of the weekly racing schedule!

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Race fans will be delighted with the wide variety of motorsports this weekend that will literally be from coast-to-coast.

IndyCar continues its forward momentum after a spectacular Indianapolis 500, racing on Belle Isle Park in nearby Detroit with Peacock taking the majority of the steaming coverage for the weekend, with the main event Sunday on USA Network at 3:00 p.m. EDT.

NASCAR rolls into suburban St. Louis for the inaugural Enjoy Illinois 300 weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway starting on Friday. Following along is the Camping World Truck Series for Saturday’s running of the Toyota 200 at 1:30 p.m. EDT all on FS1.

In a separate run to the West Coast, the NASCAR Xfinity Series ventures to Portland International Raceway for the inaugural Pacific Office Automation 147 starting at 4:30 p.m. EDT on FS1.

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Sunday, the Cup series takes the lead with the Enjoy Illinois 300 starting on FS1 at 3:30 p.m. EDT. IndyCar’s Detroit Grand Prix will air at the same time on USA Network.

The NHRA heads northeast-ward for the New England Nationals in Epping, New Hampshire with same-day coverage on Friday and Saturday on FS1. Sunday’s eliminations start at 7:00 p.m. EDT on FS1.

One last thing: Formula One has this weekend off.

Have a great racing weekend!

Jay Wells Racing -- @jaywells500

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Jerry Bonkowski
JERRY BONKOWSKI

@JerryBonkowski is an award-winning writer/columnist/editor who has specialized primarily in motorsports -- most notably coverage of NASCAR, IndyCar and NHRA -- for much of his 30-plus-year career. He has worked full-time for many of the largest media brands including USA Today, ESPN, Yahoo and NBC. He started AutoRacingDigest.com in partnership with Sports Illustrated in 2022 and serves as the site's editor and publisher. He also is a regular contributor to Autoweek.com and NASCAR.com. Follow Jerry on Twitter @JerryBonkowski