Satisfy Your Need for Speed on Sky Sports This April

Although Formula 1 is on a brief hiatus, motorsport enthusiasts can still enjoy a plethora of live racing action on Sky Sports F1 throughout April. With a packed schedule of track events, viewers can tune in to our TV and YouTube channels over the next two weekends for non-stop excitement. This weekend, Max Verstappen is set to compete in the Nurburgring Endurance Series, with two thrilling races taking place on Saturday and Sunday. Following his team's disqualification last month due to a tyre infringement, Verstappen is eager to make a comeback. Additionally, fans can look forward to the latest IndyCar season round from Long Beach, California, as well as historic racing from Goodwood and Monaco. The 2026 IndyCar Series continues on Sky Sports F1, with round five streaming live from the iconic Long Beach street track. As the season heats up, with four different polesitters and three winners so far, viewers can catch practice, qualifying, and the race itself over the weekend. Meanwhile, preparations are underway for the prestigious 24-hour Nurburgring race in May, with a double-header event featuring Verstappen and Lucas Auer in their Mercedes GT3 car. Furthermore, the 83rd Goodwood Members' Meeting will showcase 13 historic races, demonstration laps by Jenson Button, and a tribute to James Hunt. The schedule includes: Friday, April 17, 11pm: IndyCar Long Beach Practice One; Saturday, April 18, 9am: Goodwood Members' Meeting Day One, 10:15am: NLS 4, 6:30pm: IndyCar Long Beach Practice Two, 11:30pm: IndyCar Long Beach Qualifying; Sunday, April 19, 9am: Goodwood Members' Meeting Day Two, 10:15am: NLS 5, 6pm: IndyCar Long Beach Warm-up, 10:30pm: IndyCar Long Beach Race. The following week, get ready for the return of F1 with a trip down memory lane, featuring historic racing from Monaco's famous street circuit. The Monaco Historique event will showcase cars from the pre-war Grand Prix era to the mid-1980s, with action from both days. Formula 1 returns on May 1-3 with the Miami Grand Prix, live on Sky Sports F1.