When is the next IndyCar race? Full schedule for 2025 Bommarito Automotive Group 500 at WWT Raceway

The IndyCar field is slated to move to its eighth fixture on the calendar. The Bommarito Automotive Group 500 is set to take place in the upcoming weekend, and the 27-driver grid eyes to take home the winner's trophy come Sunday.

So far in the 2025 racing season, only two drivers have managed to win races. Alex Palou is often the de facto favorite for any race coming up, owing to his three championship victories in the previous few years and an astonishing five race victories of the seven races held in the season.

On the other hand, Kyle Kirkwood has managed to be the sole driver able to stop the Spaniard in the path of race victory this year. But, the upcoming race at the World Wide Technology Raceway might add another name to the winner's list as Kirkwood and Palou have not even managed a podium finish around the egg-shaped track.

Meanwhile, Josef Newgarden has a great chance of winning the race as he has won five editions of the elusive event and is the reigning winner at the track.

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Everything you need to know about the 2025 IndyCar Bommarito Automotive Group 500 schedule

The Bommarito Automotive Group 500 will take place at the infamous World Wide Technology Raceway for a total of 260 laps of racing and have a shortened, two-day race weekend:

Saturday, June 14

Practice 1: 11:30 AM ET

Qualifications: 3:00 PM ET

High Line and Final Practice: 5:30 PM ET

What time will the race start?

Sunday, June 15

Race: 8:00 PM ET

The race weekend at the 1.25-mile track is fast-tracked, but it has one trick up its sleeve to make the racing action better on Sunday, with the High Line practice session. It enabled the upper groove of the track to get some rubber laid onto it, which makes overtaking on race day an easier affair for the chasing car.

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Where to watch the 2025 IndyCar Bommarito Automotive Group 500

A horde of broadcasters would stream the IndyCar race across the globe, but FOX Sports reserves the right to broadcast across the United States. The Manhattan-based broadcaster won the bidding wars against NBC and signed a multi-year contract to stream the race across the 50 states.

On the other hand, fans residing in other areas of the world can access the stream with the help of the following broadcasters:

• United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland: Sky Sports
• Mexico: ESPN
• Canada: TNS & TNS+
• Brazil: TV Cultura
• Australia: Stan Sports
• Germany: Sky Sports
• Netherlands: Ziggo Sports
• Italy: Sky Italia
• Sub-Saharan Africa: ESPN & Canal+
• Japan: Gaora Sports
• India: IndyCar Live

Though this covers the majority of the broadcasters in question, if any doubt still lingers, fans can verify the broadcaster for their region by checking the list of broadcasters on IndyCar.com.