According to a report on Autosport.com, The Champ Car World Series will return to Europe in 2007 for the first time in four years. There will be a race in Assen, Holland on September 2, and at Zolder, Belgium, on September 9.“It took a while to finalise,” commented Champ Car President Steve Johnson, “but it was important to us all to persist. We have about five times the number of European drivers as we do US drivers in our series, and so we have a great number of fans in Europe. At some venues, it takes a while to build up a strong fanbase but I’m confident that these races at Assen and Zolder will be huge successes right from their inaugural events.“

Saturday, 28th October

• NASCAR Busch Series - Memphis TN
• NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series – Atlanta GA

Sunday, 29th October

• NHRA Nationals, Las Vegas NV (ESPN2)
• NASCAR Nextel Cup, Atlanta GA (NBC)

Friday, October 20th

• SCCA SPEED World Challenge 

Saturday, October 21st

• NASCAR Craftsman Truck series – Martinsville, VA (SPEED TV)
• ALMS Sporst Cars – Monterey, CA (SPEED TV)

Sunday, October 22nd

• F1, Brazilian GP – Sao Paulo, Brazil (SPEED)
• NASCAR Nextel Cup – Martinsville, VA (NBC)
• Champ Car World Series – Surfers Paradise, Australia (SPEED)

The Indy Racing League has annonced its finalized schedule of 17 events for the 2007 season. The new Iowa oval, the Mid-Ohio road course and the streets of Belle Isle in Detroit are the additions to this year’s 14-event calendar. In all, the series will race on 12 ovals, three permanent road courses and two temporary street circuits.

The full schedule as announced is as follows:
March 24 Homestead-Miami Speedway, 1.5-mile oval (Night)
April 1 Streets of St. Petersburg, 1.8-mile street course
April 21 Twin Ring Motegi, 1.5-mile oval
April 29 Kansas Speedway, 1.5-mile oval
May 27 Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 2.5-mile oval
June 3 The Milwaukee Mile, 1-mile oval
June 9 Texas Motor Speedway, 1.5-mile oval (Night)
June 24 Iowa Speedway, .875-mile oval
June 30 Richmond International Raceway, .75-mile oval (Night)
July 8 Watkins Glen International, 3.37-mile road course
July 14 Nashville Superspeedway, 1.33-mile oval (Night)
July 22 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, 2.258-mile road course
Aug. 5 Michigan International Speedway, 2-mile oval
Aug. 11 Kentucky Speedway, 1.5-mile oval (Night)
Aug. 26 Infineon Raceway, 2.4-mile road course
Sept. 2 The Raceway at Belle Isle, 2.096-mile street course
Sept. 9 Chicagoland Speedway, 1.5-mile oval

Friday October 6th

• ARCA Series – Talladega, AL (SPEED – Montoya’s stock car debut)

Saturday, October 7th

• NASCAR Craftsman Truck – Talladega, AL (SPEED)

Sunday, October 8th

• Formula One – Suzuka, Japanese Grand Prix (SPEED)
• NASCAR Nextel Cup – Talladega, AL (NBC)
• NHRA POWERade Drag Racing – Richmond VA (ESPN2)
• A1-GP  – Brno, Czech Rebuplic