Formula 1, NASCAR Cup Series, IndyCar and Formula E: A rare weekend off

This weekend is a rare weekend during racing season, as Formula 1, the NASCAR Cup Series, IndyCar and Formula E all have off.

Rarely can we say that none of Formula 1, the NASCAR Cup Series, IndyCar and Formula E are in action on a given weekend, but this weekend, Father’s Day Weekend, is one of those weekends.

The most recent Formula 1, NASCAR Cup Series and IndyCar races all took place this past week, with the Formula 1 race taking place on Sunday, June 9, the rain-delayed Cup Series race taking place on Monday, June 10 and the IndyCar race taking place on Saturday, June 8, while the most recent Formula E race took place on Saturday, May 25.

The most recent Formula E race was the Berlin ePrix, the 37-lap race around the 10-turn, 1.398-mile (2.250-kilometer) Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit temporary street circuit in Berlin, Germany.

IndyCar action last took place in the DXC Technology 600, the 248-lap race around the four-turn, 1.44-mile (2.3174496-kilometer) high-banked Texas Motor Speedway oval in Fort Worth, Texas.

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The most recent Formula 1 race was the Canadian Grand Prix, the 70-lap race around the 14-turn, 2.71-mile (4.361-kilometer) Circuit Gilles Villeneuve road course on Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Finally, the most recent NASCAR Cup Series race was the FireKeepers Casino 400, the 200-lap race around the four-turn, 2.0-mile (3.219-kilometer) Michigan International Speedway oval in Brooklyn, Michigan.

Formula E is set to return to action before either of these other three series, although they are all still set to return to action next weekend.

The next race on the Formula E schedule is the Bern ePrix, which is the 11th of 13 races on the 2018-2019 schedule. This 45-minute race around the 14-turn, 1.657-mile (2.667-kilometer) Bern Street Circuit temporary street circuit in Bern, Switzerland is scheduled to take place on the morning of Saturday, June 22.

The next race on the Formula 1 schedule is the French Grand Prix, which is the eighth of 21 races on the 2019 schedule.

This 53-lap race around the 15-turn, 3.63-mile (5.842-kilometer) Circuit Paul Ricard road course in Le Castellet, France is scheduled to take place the following morning on Sunday, June 23, and it is set to be broadcast live on ESPN2 starting at 9:10 a.m. ET.

On the IndyCar schedule, the next race is the REV Group Grand Prix at Road America, which is the 10th of 17 races on the 2019 schedule.

This 55-lap race around the 14-turn, 4.048-mile (6.515-kilometer) Road America natural terrain road course in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin is scheduled to take place later in the afternoon on Sunday, June 23, and it is set to be broadcast live on NBC starting at 12:00 p.m. ET.

Finally, the next race on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule is the Toyota/Save Mart 350, which is the 16th of 36 races on the 2019 schedule. This race, which is set to be broadcast live on Fox Sports 1, is set to be the final race of the season that is broadcast on Fox or Fox Sports 1. As such, it is also set to be Darrell Waltrip’s final race in the broadcast booth.

This 90-lap race around the 12-turn, 2.52-mile (4.055-kilometer) Sonoma Raceway road course in Sonoma, California is scheduled to take place even later in the afternoon on Sunday, June 23, as the live broadcast it set to start at 3:00 p.m. ET.

Enjoy one of the few weekends throughout racing season during which none of Formula 1, the NASCAR Cup Series, IndyCar or Formula E are in action.