All dates are Sundays with races that start on Saturday in brackets. WRC events all finish on a Sunday, except Finland which finishes on Saturday. Indycar events marked with * are ‘doubleheader’ events, with races on both Saturday and Sunday.
The two NASCAR events that are starred are non-championship races, being the Sprint Unlimited at Daytona and the All-Star event at Charlotte.
Although both the WEC and ALMS are sharing the race meeting at Austin, unlike Sebring in 2012, the two series will have separate races.
The column headings are also at the bottom of the table, which helps with viewing the lower half. The table is an image, so can be right-clicked and saved.

You may not have V8 Supercars, but you should at least allow Bathurst (4-7 Oct)…..
Comment by Drewe — January 14, 2012 @ 11:04 am
We tend to veer away from series that have more than one race in a weekend, but including Bathurst is an interesting idea.
Comment by Sebastian X — January 14, 2012 @ 11:26 am