Most slot car racers also follow real racing, either at the track or on television. The TV schedules listed below provide all the information you'll need to follow your favorite racing series.

The dates and times listed are for TV Broadcasts. If you plan to attend these races in person check the various web sites for event times and dates. Broadcast times are all Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)

Formula 1 is arguably the finest racing series in the world. Top drivers from around the globe compete in the most technologically advanced cars. Each team must design and build its own car. Manufacturers such as Ferrari, BMW and Mercedes battle it out on the worlds best race tracks.

The American Le Mans Series is the premier North American sport cars racing series. Factory prototypes and production sportscars run in four classes. Class rules are structured to allow the same cars that compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans to run at American racetracks.

The IndyCar Racing League features open-wheel racing on ovals, road and street courses. The Indianapolis 500 is the most famous race in this exciting series, and now that Champ Car has merged with the IRL, some of the worlds best open wheel racers compete head-to-head.

The NASCAR Championship series for stock cars has one of the largest viewing audiences in motorsports. With over 30 races on the annual calendar, there's most likely a NASCAR race near you.