24 Hours of Le Mans 2025: TV Coverage and Channel List
The 24 Hours of Le Mans 2025 takes place on June 14 and 15. The race starts at 4:00 PM local time in France and runs through to the same time on Sunday. Fans across the world will be watching as top teams and drivers take on the full-day challenge.
This year, the broadcast coverage is bigger than ever. From Europe to North America, Asia to Africa, you’ll be able to follow the race on TV or online.
This guide shows where and how to watch it based on where you live.
Europe
In France, you can watch the race live and free on La Chaîne L’Équipe and Lequipe.fr. Coverage is split into two parts:
- Saturday, June 14 from 08:35 to 02:00
- Sunday, June 15 from 05:30 to 18:00
Eurosport 1 will show the full race live. It also covers all key sessions like free practice, qualifying, and Hyperpole. Eurosport 2 airs Free Practice 1.
Across Europe, Eurosport, Discovery+, Max, and TNT Sports will carry full coverage depending on your country. Fans in the UK, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and the Netherlands can follow the race through these platforms.
United States
In the US, you can watch the full race live on Max with the B/R Sports Add-On. Coverage includes every session – practice, qualifying, warm-up, and the full 24 hours. It also includes pre-race and post-race shows, all available on-demand.
MotorTrend TV will air the race live on cable. If your TV package includes MotorTrend, you’re good to go.
The FIA WEC TV app is not available in the US due to local broadcast rights.
Canada
In Canada, you can watch the full race live on CTV Speed Channel. For digital viewers, the race will also be available on-demand through Crave.
The FIA WEC TV app is geo-blocked in Canada and does not offer live video.
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South America
In Brazil, you can watch the full race live on BandSports, BandPlay, Esporte na Band, and Grande Prêmio. These platforms will also show key sessions like qualifying and Hyperpole.
In most other South American countries, the race airs on DSports Motor through DirecTV. Coverage includes live access to the full 24 hours, except in Brazil and Mexico.
In Mexico, Tubi (Fox Deportes) will stream qualifying, Hyperpole, and the full race. Make sure to check local listings for exact times.
Asia and Australasia
Many countries in Asia will show the race live on Eurosport Asia or Eurosport India. This includes places like India, Singapore, and Malaysia. Fans with access to these channels can follow every session live.
In Japan, J Sports 1 will air the full race. J Sports 3 will replay key segments over the following week.
In Australia, Stan Sport will show every session live and on-demand. The first two hours of the race will also be free to watch on 9GO!
In China, the official coverage will be streamed on Douyin, WeChat, and Weibo, provided by Porsche China.
Africa and the Middle East
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the full race will air live on SuperSport CH199. Some parts of the race will also replay on MSP and MSPA channels throughout the weekend.
In the MENA region, beIN Sports 9 will carry full race coverage.
FIA WEC & Le Mans App (Outside US & Canada)
The FIA WEC TV app is a great way to follow the race if you’re outside the US and Canada. It gives you live timing, onboard cameras, team radios, and multi-language commentary. You can also check standings, driver data, and replays during and after the race.
Streaming is blocked in the US and Canada because of exclusive broadcast rights.
Country-by-Country Broadcaster List
| Country/Region | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
| France | La Chaîne L’Équipe, Lequipe.fr, Eurosport 1/2 |
| United Kingdom | TNT Sports, Discovery+, Max |
| Germany | Eurosport 1, RTL Nitro, Discovery+ |
| Spain | Eurosport |
| Italy | Eurosport, Discovery+ |
| Belgium | Eurosport, TIPIK, AUVIO |
| Denmark | TV2, TV2 PLAY, 6’eren, Discovery+ |
| Sweden | Discovery+ |
| Norway | Discovery+ |
| Finland | Discovery+ |
| Netherlands | RTL 7, Videoland, Discovery+ |
| USA | Max (B/R Sports), MotorTrend |
| Canada | CTV Speed, Crave |
| Brazil | BandSports, BandPlay, Grande Prêmio, Esporte na Band |
| South America | DSports Motor (DirecTV) |
| Mexico | Tubi (Fox Deportes) |
| Japan | J Sports 1, J Sports 3 |
| China | Douyin, WeChat, Weibo (Porsche China) |
| Australia | Stan Sport, 9GO! |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport CH199, MSP, MSPA |
| MENA Region | beIN Sports 9 |
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of the most watched races in the world. No matter where you live, there’s a way to follow the full 24 hours on TV or online. From Europe to North America, Asia to Africa, broadcasters will bring every moment to your screen.
Set your reminders for June 14 and 15 and enjoy the race from start to finish.
