Although Formula 1 is on a temporary hiatus, motorsport enthusiasts can still enjoy a plethora of live racing events on Sky Sports F1 throughout April. With the F1 season currently on hold, fans can tune in to live track action from various categories and events on both TV and YouTube channels over the next two weekends.
This weekend, Max Verstappen will be competing in the Nurburgring Endurance Series, with two races scheduled - one on Saturday and another on Sunday. Verstappen, along with his teammates, won the previous NLS2 race but were disqualified due to a tyre infringement.
The four-time world champion is also set to participate in the iconic Nordschleife 24 Hours in May, which will take place between the Miami and Canadian Grands Prix. In addition to the Nurburgring Endurance Series, fans can also catch the latest round of the IndyCar season, as well as historic racing action from the prestigious Goodwood and Monaco events. The 2026 IndyCar Series will continue on Sky Sports F1, with round five taking place in Long Beach, California.
The event promises to be an exciting one, with practice, qualifying, warm-up, and the race itself being broadcast over the weekend. As preparations build up for the showpiece 24-hour race in May, an NLS double-header will be streamed on YouTube, featuring Verstappen and Lucas Auer in their Red Bull-liveried Mercedes GT3 car. Furthermore, coverage of the 83rd Goodwood Members' Meeting will be available, featuring 13 races with historic machinery from across the decades, as well as demonstration laps by Jenson Button in his 2009 title-winning Brawn car and a tribute to James Hunt 50 years after his 1976 title win.
The following week, historic racing from the famous Monaco street circuit will be broadcast, featuring cars from the pre-war Grand Prix era to the mid-1980s. Formula 1 will return on May 1-3 with the Miami Grand Prix, the season's second Sprint weekend, live on Sky Sports F1.