IndyCar TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream every race, practice and qualifying session with the 2026 IndyCar TV schedule on FOX. Under a new deal with Fox Sports, every single race will air on the FOX broadcast network.

IndyCar TV Schedule 2026

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Today

TimeGame / TV
4:30 pm
INDY NXT Practice 1
Portland International Raceway
FS2, FOX One
5:30 pm
Practice 1
Portland International Raceway
FS1, FOX One

Saturday, August 8

TimeGame / TV
12:00 pm
INDY NXT Practice 2
Portland International Raceway
FS1, FOX One
1:00 pm
Practice 2
Portland International Raceway
FS1, FOX One
3:00 pm
INDY NXT Qualifying
Portland International Raceway
FS1, FOX One
7:00 pm
Qualifying
Portland International Raceway
FS1, FOX One

Sunday, August 9

TimeGame / TV
2:00 pm
INDY NXT Racing from Portland International Raceway
Green Flag at 2:08 PM
FS1, FOX One
4:00 pm
Racing from Portland International Raceway
Green flag at 4:27 PM
FOX, FOX One

Friday, August 14

TimeGame / TV
3:00 pm
Practice 1
Streets of Markham, Ontario, Canada
FS2, FOX One

Saturday, August 15

TimeGame / TV
10:00 am
Practice 2
Streets of Markham, Ontario, Canada
FS2, FOX One
2:25 pm
Qualifying
Streets of Markham, Ontario, Canada
FS1, FOX One

2026 Season

Sunday, August 16

TimeGame / TV
12:00 pm
Racing on Streets of Markham, Ontario
Green flag at 12:27 PM
FOX, FOX One

Saturday, August 22

TimeGame / TV
9:00 am
Practice 1
Streets of Washington D.C.
FS1, FOX One
1:00 pm
Practice 2
Streets of Washington D.C.
FS2, FOX One
5:00 pm
Qualifying
Streets of Washington D.C.
FS2, FOX One

How to stream IndyCar races

With every race airing on the FOX broadcast network, IndyCar races will be available to stream on all of the major services that carry local channels — Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV. Sling does not carry local channels.

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