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Formula One is back, and it already gave us ! In case you missed the nuttiness over the past few days, Sauber will be running Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson, as Giedo van der Garde and dropped the Contempt of Court application against the team yesterday. No fines, no jail time: just race time. Van der Garde and Sauber settled their final disputes outside of court before Free Practice 3.

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Manor Marussia has been trying all week to get their cars just to work. Unfortunately for them, they were still wrenching on the car by the time everyone entered parc ferme. According to , Manor's biggest hang-up is the complicated software which needs an update to run with all the new components on the car. They are now aiming to make the Malaysian Grand Prix their first race.

Oh, and Red Bull's Renault power units are a hot mess. Ricciardo was already on power unit number two after the first day of practice, both he and Kyvat have been plagued by gremlins, and this little chatola between Red Bull and a Renault rep looks like the most uncomfortable discussion ever:

"Oui, oui, we understand ze engine is le poop."

Given that each driver is limited to four power units for the entire season this year, this is a huge blow for Red Bull and Ricciardo. We should've kept Korea on the schedule to make it long enough for that fifth engine after all, I guess.

As for the youngsters? The kids are all right after all. Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz Jr. both look as if they belong in these cars. They're on-pace in the mid-field Toro Rossos. Red Bull wasn't off their rockers after all. (Well, except for the whole sticking to Renault engines on the main Red Bull team thing. That is still lunacy, but what can you do?)

What else is happening this weekend? There's the wonderful Mint 400 desert race. It's not on television, but Andrew Collins outlined all the other ways to follow the action . The 12 Hours of Mugello is also happening (and a little over halfway done), but also won't be on television. Instead, you can find a live stream of the entire event on .

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Formula E returns as well, this time in Miami. Damon Lavrinc is there checking it out and I'm so jealous that he got to drive one of the cars that I need to give Fluffy Bunny a hug.

NASCAR continues onward, meeting at Phoenix International Raceway. The Sprint Cup will run the CampingWorld.com 500, which is actually a Sprint Cup race and not a Camping World Series Truck race at all. NASTRUCKS aren't even running this weekend, although the Xfinity Series is there.

The NHRA season continues as well, this weekend with the Gatornationals. According to John Force, recently engaged daughter Courtney Force is allegedly worth a camel and several goats, or a BMW in dowry, depending on when you ask [via the ]. They'll both be there (sans goats, sadly), although it's Matt Hagan's early domination of the Funny Car class that's making headlines on track.

In addition to the live stuff, we get two big, awesome replays: Pirelli World Challenge from Austin and V8 Supercars' season opener. That's right: Supercars, on TV, no Superview needed.

If you know about anything we missed, or about good livestreams out there, let us know in the comments below.

All times below are EDT.

Mugello Circuit

Mugello, Tuscany, Italy

11:30 PM Friday live-streaming on

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

10:00 AM Saturday on FS1 (replay from 3/13)

Circuit of the Americas

Austin, TX

11:00 AM Saturday on CBSSN (replay from 3/7-8; replay at 8:00 AM Sunday on CBSSN)

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

11:30 AM Saturday on FS1

12:00 PM Saturday on MAVTV (replay at 3:00 PM Saturday on MAVTV)

Daytona International Speedway

Daytona Beach, FL

12:30 PM Saturday live-streaming on

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

12:30 PM Saturday on FS1

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

2:30 PM Saturday on FS1

Biscayne Bay

Miami, FL

3:30 PM Saturday on FS2 (replay at 5:30 PM Saturday on FS1)

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

4:00 PM Saturday on FOX

Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis, IN

7:00 PM Saturday on FS2 (replay at 3:30 AM Sunday on FS1)

Tampa Bay Times Forum

Tampa, FL

11:00 PM Saturday on FS2 (replay from 2/21-22)

Albert Park

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

12:30 AM Sunday on NBCSN (replay at 6:00 AM Sunday on NBCSN)

Auto Plus Raceway at Gainesville

Gainesville, FL

1:30 AM Sunday on ESPN2 (replay from 3/14; replay at 7:00 AM Sunday on ESPN2)

Route 66 Raceway

Joliet, IL

10:00 AM Sunday on CBSSN (replay from 2/21)

Auto Plus Raceway at Gainesville

Gainesville, FL

11:00 AM Sunday on ESPN3.com (replay at 7:00 PM Sunday on ESPN2)

Thailand Circuit

Nakhonchaisri, Nakhonpathom, Thailand

11:00 AM Sunday on CBSSN (replay from 3/8)

Spirit Center

Kansas City, MO

11:00 AM Sunday on CBSSN (replay from 2/28)

Adelaide Street Circuit

Adelaide, South Australia

12:00 PM Sunday on CBSSN (replay from 2/28-3/1)

Phoenix International Raceway

Tolleson, AZ

3:30 PM Sunday on FOX

River Spirit Expo Center

Tulsa, Oklahoma

8:00 PM Sunday on MAVTV (replay from 1/17)

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