Checkered Flag - Weekly Review of Motorsports


Races covered in this video listed below.

  • April 10 Monster Energy Supercross Atlanta Motor Speedway - N/A
  • April 10 World of Outlaws Tri-State Speedway - World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars
  • April 10 Midgets - USAC Port City Raceway - N/A
  • April 13 Monster Energy Supercross Atlanta Motor Speedway - N/A
  • April 15 All Star Circuit of Champions Virginia Motor Speedway - $12,000 to win
  • April 16 - 18 NHRA Drag Racing The Strip at Las Vegas - DENSO Spark Plugs NHRA Four-Wide Nationals
  • April 16 - 18 Formula 1 Italy - Pirelli Gran Premio Del Made in Italy E Dell'emillia Romagna
  • April 16 - 18 Monster Jam Wells Fargo Arena - N/A
  • April 16 World of Outlaws Lawton Speedway - World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars
  • April 16 All Star Circuit of Champions Williams Grove Speedway - The Tommy Hinnershitz Classic - $6,000 to win
  • April 16 Sprint Car - USAC Bloomington Speedway - N/A
  • April 17 NASCAR Trucks Richmond - ToyotaCare 250
  • April 17 Monster Energy Supercross Atlanta Motor Speedway - N/A
  • April 17 World of Outlaws Devil's Bowl Speedway - Texas Outlaw Nationals
  • April 17 All Star Circuit of Champions Port Royal Speedway - Keith Kauffman Classic $10,000 to win
  • April 17 Sprint Car - USAC Tri-State Speedway - N/A
  • April 18 NASCAR Cup Richmond - Toyota Owners 400
  • April 18 IndyCar Barber Motorsportd Park - TBA
  • April 18 MotoGP Algarve International Circuit - Grande Premio 888 de Portugal

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