What to watch this Weekend (May 17th - May 20th)

• Garage Squad. Monday @ 5pm - 6pm (MotorTrend) replays
• Garage Squad. Tuesday @ 5pm - 6pm (MotorTrend) replays
• Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 7pm - 7:30pm (MotorTrend) replay
• Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (MotorTrend) replay
• Overhaulin'. Tuesday @ 9pm - 10pm (MotorTrend) new
• Faster with Finnegan. Tuesday @ 10pm - 11pm (MotorTrend) new
• Wheeler Dealers. Wednesday @ 8pm - 9pm (MotorTrend) repeat
• Vintage Voltage. BMW 1602. Wednesday @ 10pm - 11pm (MotorTrend) new

While not our specific demo if your starving for motorsport the restart of NASCAR is happening this weekend, which is great news. They're going to jam several races into less than two weeks starting this Sunday at 3:30pm on FOX, with the Darlington 400.

Enjoy your weekends.

Video courtesy of Autosport.

What to watch this Weekend (Sept 20th - Sept 25th)

• Formula 1 - Singapore Grand Prix; from the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. Practice 1. Friday @ 4:25am - 6am (ESPN2) live
• Formula 1 - Singapore Grand Prix; from the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. Practice 2. Friday @ 8:25am - 10am (ESPNU) live
• Formula 1 - Singapore Grand Prix; from the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. Practice 3. Friday @ 5:55am - 7am (ESPN2) live 
• Formula 1 - Singapore Grand Prix; from the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. Qualifying. Saturday @ 8:55am - 10am (ESPNNEWS) live
• Formula 1 - Singapore Grand Prix; from the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. Race. Sunday @ 8am - 10am (ESPN2) live
• Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 7pm - 7:30pm (MotorTrend) replay
• Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (MotorTrend) replay
• Garage Squad. Season 6 Ep 4. Wednesday @ 10pm - 11pm (MotorTrend) new

Short and sweet this week -- Hamilton is in cruise control with another strong podium finish, Bottas is still sharp, but not sharper than Hams, Vettel had a better time in this Shell collaboration with Hammond and May than in the race, Renault can be fast in a straight line, but no one is as fast as Ferrari is in a straight line. Max had another bad weekend, but made lemonade on race day taking 8th, Giovinazzi took 9th in his home GP, Albon is settling into the RBR taking 6th. Norris took the last point which was good because the other McLaren blew a power unit. And finally, Leclerc is the new Ferrari number one, taking his second win in a row, a win in Monza in front of the tifosi and Ferrari management. He held off advances from Hamilton and Bottas, both on medium tires while he ran hards. This was a track that suited the Scuderia, but you still have to make it happen. With the checkered flag dropped, the Driver's Championship standings are as follows: Hamilton, Bottas (-63), Verstappen (-99), Leclerc (-102), Vettel (-115),  Gasly (-219). This brings our season to Singapore, where downforce will come back into premium. Merc was no where close to Ferrari on the long straights of Monza, but managed to finish 2-3 against Ferrari's 1-13, which was a net 9pt gain in the constructors. This will also be an opportunity to see how good of a car Renault has developed; it's looked better in the last couple races, along with Racing Point for that matter. This weekend should be another exciting race, especially if Ferrari and Red Bull keep things interesting.

Enjoy your motorsport weekends.

Video courtesy of Drivetribe.

Dope Vid. #18

Video courtesy of CarMagazineTV.

Car Pron: Red Bull Racing's American Vacation

Red Bull Racing's final video cut, detailed in our post from yesterday...is out. Turn it up...unless you're at work.

Video courtesy of RedBullRacing.

Current Events: F1 Making Of: Red Bull RB7 Flat Out in New Jersey (Shakedown)

Leo Parente of Drive and Shakedown fame, brings us behind the scenes of the F1 promotional video showcasing a flat out lap of the 2013 Weehawken New Jersey Grand Prix street track, with David Coulthard and Sebastian Vettel. Enjoy.

Video courtesy of Drive.