The Trans Am Series recently announced a new television package to air this year’s races in prime time on CBS Sports Network. For those wishing to tune in live, the entire line-up of SpeedTour events will stream for free on the SpeedTour TV YouTube page. SpeedTV will also air non-stop activity on Saturday and Sunday (SVRA, IGT and Trans Am). You can also watch all Trans Am event activity on the Trans Am YouTube page and Facebook page.

A variety of motor racing is available for streaming on demand at the following sites:

• LucasOilRacing.TV
• MAVTV.com

• MotorTrendOnDemand.com

• SRO-america.com
• SCCA.com
• Ferrari Challenge
• Trans Am media app (click here for download info)

All times Eastern; live broadcasts unless noted.

Thursday, April 7

	Martinsville qualifying	3:00-4:30pm
	Martinsville qualifying	5:30-7:00pm
	Martinsville race	8:00-10:00pm
	Melbourne practice 1	10:55pm 12:00am
	Melbourne practice 1	10:55pm 12:00am

Friday, April 8

	Melbourne practice 2	1:55-3:00am
	Melbourne practice 2	1:55-3:00am
	Martinsville qualifying	4:30-6:30pm
	Long Beach practice 1	6:15-7:15pm
	Martinsville race	7:30-10:00pm
	Long Beach qualifying	8:10-8:55pm
	Melbourne practice 3	10:55pm- 12:00am
	Melbourne practice 3	10:55pm- 12:00am

Saturday, April 9

	Melbourne qualifying	1:55-3:00am
	Melbourne qualifying	1:55-3:00am
	Rome race 1	8:30-10:00am
	Long Beach practice 2	11:45am- 12:45pm
	Long Beach race 1	1:40-2:25pm
	Long Beach qualifying	3:00-4:30pm
	Long Beach race	5:00-7:00pm
	Martinsville race	7:00-7:30pm prerace 7:30-11:00pm race
	St. Louis	8:00-11:00pm
	COTA race 1	10:00-11:00pm (SDD)
	Australian GP prerace	11:30pm- 12:55am

Sunday, April 10

	Australian GP	12:55-3:00am
	Long Beach warmup	12:00-12:30pm
	COTA	1:30-3:00pm
	Long Beach	3:00-3:30pm pre-race 3:30-6:00pm race 6:00-6:15pm postrace
	Rome race 2	3:30-5:00pm (SDD)
	Long Beach race 2	7:15-8:00pm
	COTA race 2	10:00-11:00pm (SDD)

Key: SDD: Same day delay; D = delayed; R = Repeat/Replay