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Plan What To Watch For An Entire Year With This Handy Racing Wall Planner
Plan What To Watch For An Entire Year With This Handy Racing Wall Planner-November 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:11:34

Want to plan out all of the races you want to watch for the rest of the year? There’s now a for just that, courtesy of Spotter Guides designer Andy Blackmore. If a major pro racing series has released its schedule this year, there’s a good chance it’s on this calendar.

The of series included includes a little bit of everything: international mainstays like Formula One and MotoGP, more grassroots fare like the SCCA Runoffs and the 25 Hours of Thunderhill, established national series like NASCAR and the British Touring Car Championship, fun stuff ranging from Formula Drift to the Canadian Rally Championship, and significant one-offs like Monterey Historics and Bonneville Speed Week.

The only major omissions right now are GP2 and GP3, as the schedules weren’t released yet at the time of the calendar’s making.

for ultimate year-planning domination and/or your home printing needs, or you can purchase a large print of the 2016 Wall Planner on Blackmore’s RedBubble , should you need highly useful office art.

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