LIVE FIA World Endurance Championship
Bahrain is the latest stop on the FIA World Endurance Championship calendar and where Audi will hope to fight back following their defeat to rivals Toyota in Brazil. At the same time, the German manufacturers two crews will be battling each other for the drivers crown and both are now equipped with the hybrid-powered e-tron version of the R18. Motors TV brings you the entire six hour race live. - Saturday, 29 September from 1.30pm
LIVE Grand-Am
The 2012 Grand-Am season concludes at Lime Rock, with Chip Ganassi duo Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas in the driving seat as they aim to secure their fourth title together and their third in a row. However, Scotlands Ryan Dalziel is only 13 points in arrears for Starworks Motorsport with 35 available for a win. Max Angelelli and Ricky Taylor were the victors at the seven-turn road course last year.
- Saturday, 29 September from 8.15pm
LIVE FIM Motocross of Nations
With the world championship season over, the biggest names in motocross descend on Lommel in Belgium to compete for their countries at the annual Motocross of Nations. The United States are on a seven-year winning streak but its the home team that were the last to beat the Americans and they will have MX1 front-runner Clement Desalle leading their assault.
- Sunday, 30 September from 12.00pm (Moto 1), 1.30pm (Moto 2) and 3.00pm (Moto 3)
British F3
The three-way fight to join legends like Senna and Hakkinen and recent F1 graduates Ricciardo and Vergne on the list of British F3 champions culminates at Donington Park and Motors TV will have delayed-as-live coverage of all three races. Jazeman Jaafar heads Felix Serralles by just six points while Jack Harvey is also still in touch despite a disastrous weekend last time out at Silverstone.
- Sunday, 30 September 1.00pm (Race 1), 2.30pm (Race 2) and 7.30pm (Race 3)
Euro Racecar Series
Two of the leading contenders in this years Euro Racecar Series have been Spaniards Ander Vilarino and Javier Villa. The penultimate round of the NASCAR-sanctioned championship sees the pair go up against each other at Valencia, but Frenchman Romain Thievin will want to spoil the fiesta and boost his own title aspirations.
- Sunday, 30 September 9.40am
World Rally Championship
Sbastien Loeb will arrive in his own back yard of Alsace for Rallye de France with a very strong chance of wrapping up his ninth consecutive World Rally Championship title. The Citron ace will no doubt look to do it in style with a home victory, particularly after he was unable to match Fords Jari-Matti Latvala in Wales.
- Thursday, 4 October 10.35pm (Rally Preview)- Friday, 5 October 10.35pm (Day 1)
