Sports fans have plenty to watch this weekend

Sunday packs a punch with racing, soccer, and playoffs filling the TV schedules. The day kicks off early with motorcycles racing in France at 11 a. m. Eastern—dirt bikes flying through tight turns in the MXGP series. Meanwhile, car fans can catch IndyCar qualifying at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway right at 10 a. m. , building the tension for the main event at noon. The legendary Indianapolis 500—the ultimate test of speed and strategy—hits the track at 12:30 p. m. , promising high-stakes drama. Afternoon brings even more action. Soccer lovers can tune into multiple leagues: the English Premier League serves up four games starting at 11 a. m. , including a clash between Arsenal and Crystal Palace. Over in Canada, soccer fans get a taste of local action with matches from the Canadian Premier League at 2 and 5 p. m. The action doesn’t stop there—MLS steps onto the field at 7 p. m. with Philadelphia visiting Inter Miami, featuring stars ready to light up the pitch.For baseball and softball enthusiasts, this is a big day too. MLB fans can watch the Toronto Blue Jays take on Pittsburgh at 12:15 p. m. , while the Women’s College World Series continues with multiple games between 2 and 5 p. m. If racing is your thing, NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 runs at 6 p. m. at Charlotte Motor Speedway—six hundred laps of high-speed competition. Formula 1 fans will have to wait until 4 p. m. for a preview of the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix. Basketball fans aren’t left out. The NBA Western Conference Finals tip off at 8 p. m. as Oklahoma City faces San Antonio in a do-or-die Game 4. Earlier, the WNBA’s Dallas Wings visit New York at 3:30 p. m. , offering a taste of summer hoops. Hockey fans can catch NHL action with Colorado and Vegas battling in the Western Conference Finals at 8 p. m. , while the Memorial Cup junior tournament wraps up with a late-night tilt at 9 p. m. Tennis lovers can dive into the French Open starting at 5 a. m. , with top players ready to battle on clay. Golf fans also get their fill with two major tournaments: the DP World Tour’s Soudal Open in Belgium and the PGA Tour’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson in Texas, both airing in the morning and early afternoon.