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NASCAR TV schedule on a week with no NASCAR racing. You heard me!

David Thorne
David Thorne
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Race cars navigate a corner at the Road America track during the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship event.

NASCAR fans usually expect a busy weekend schedule, but the cup series is currently on an off-week. In a rare scheduling quirk, the Truck Series, the O'Reilly series, and even the ARCA circuit are silent. F1 and IndyCar are also taking a break, leaving a significant void for motorsports enthusiasts seeking their weekend fix.

Despite the quiet atmosphere on the stock-car side, NASCAR's own sportscar division is picking up the slack. The International Motor Sports Association, better known as IMSA, takes center stage at Road America in Wisconsin this weekend. This event provides a substantial block of action, with four different classes of cars competing in a six-hour endurance test.

The Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America represents the eighth round of the 11-race WeatherTech Championship season. It also counts as the fourth of five events within the Michelin Endurance Cup. Fans looking for high-speed action can tune in to the race this Sunday. Coverage begins at 11:30 a.m. via the Peacock streaming service or the official IMSA portal.

While the stock cars return to Iowa Speedway on August 8-9 for their next outings, this weekend at Elkhart Lake offers a different style of racing. The transition to a six-hour format marks a major shift for the circuit. With no other major touring series running, the Road America event stands as the primary destination for racing fans until the standard schedule resumes in Iowa.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the NASCAR Cup Series return?+
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to action on August 9 at Iowa Speedway.
Where can I watch the IMSA race this weekend?+
The IMSA 6-hour race at Road America can be streamed on Peacock or IMSA.tv.
What is the format of the IMSA race at Road America?+
The event is a six-hour endurance race featuring four classes of cars, including prototypes and GTD muscle cars.
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