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Sports cars
Sports-car endurance racing with Hypercar and GT classes, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
North America's top sports-car championship, with prototypes and GT cars sharing the track, from the Rolex 24 At Daytona to Petit Le Mans.
IMSA's two-class series for GT4-style Grand Sport cars and TCR touring cars, mostly on WeatherTech weekends.
Four-hour races for LMP2, LMP3 and LMGT3 cars at Europe's great circuits, run by the Le Mans organisers.
The Le Mans organisers' winter series, two races per round. In 2026-27 it races in Europe.
GT3
SRO's flagship GT3 championship. It mixes Sprint and Endurance rounds and includes the 24 Hours of Spa.
SRO's GT3 championship in North America. Same cars as Europe, local calendar.
SRO's GT3 championship in Asia. Same cars, local calendar.
SRO's GT3 championship in Australia. Same cars, local calendar, finishing at Bathurst.
A world tour of GT3 endurance classics, from the Bathurst 12 Hour to the 24 Hours of Spa, for manufacturers and drivers.
Germany's famous touring-car brand, now raced with GT3 cars. Two races every weekend.
Japan's top GT series, with purpose-built GT500 machines and GT300 cars in one race.
Club-style endurance racing on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with huge mixed fields. The warm-up for the Nürburgring 24 Hours.
Junior formula
The FIA single-seater championship one step below F1, racing on F1 weekends with a Sprint and a Feature race.
The FIA championship below Formula 2, also on F1 weekends.
The all-female junior series on F1 weekends, two races per round.
The FIA's regional F3-level championship in Europe.
A European F3-level series on Spanish and European circuits.
The UK's first step on the single-seater ladder, on the BTCC bill.
A British F3-level championship, one step up from F4.
IndyCar's official feeder series, mostly on IndyCar weekends.
The US ladder below Indy NXT: USF Pro 2000, USF2000 and USF Juniors.
New Zealand's summer single-seater series, finishing with the New Zealand Grand Prix. Runs in January, in the European off-season.
Open-wheel
The FIA Formula One World Championship: the top level of single-seater racing.
America's open-wheel series on ovals, road courses and street circuits, including the Indianapolis 500.
Japan's top single-seater championship, a step on the way to F1 for many.
Stock cars
America's top stock-car series. The season ends at Homestead-Miami.
NASCAR's second national series, formerly the Xfinity Series.
NASCAR's pickup-truck national series.
Touring cars
Bikes
Rally
Rallying against the clock on gravel, tarmac, snow and sand.
Electric
All-electric single-seaters, mostly on street circuits. Season 13 opens in December.