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This is a List of Formula E Broadcasters. Formula E, the highest level of single-seater electric racing, can be seen on many TV or internet broadcasters around the world.
TV Broadcasters all take a 'World Feed', which is produced by Aurora Media Worldwide, while Whisper produces all English-language programming for the series. The world feed is outputted in 16:9 widescreen and in 1080p.
These are the broadcasters of Formula E for the 2024 Formula E Season. [1]
2024 Broadcasters | ||||||||
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Country/Region | Broadcaster | Language | Free-to-air / Free-to-view / Pay | Practice 1 | Practice 2 | Qualifying | Race | Notes |
International | YouTube | English | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | Qualifying and Races available in markets where no traditional TV coverage is available. Race Replays available on website and app 7 days later. |
Formula E website & app | ||||||||
Europe (except United Kingdom, Ireland, and Georgia) | Eurosport [2] | Various | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Practice sessions available in select countries. Streams on either Eurosport.com or Discovery+. |
Asia 1 | SPOTV [3] | Varies | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Streams on SPOTV NOW. |
Argentina | DSports | Spanish | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |
Australia [4] | Stan Sport | English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | |
Austria [5] | ServusTV | German | Free | No | No | Live | Live | Streams on ServusTV On. |
Belgium | RTBF | French | Free | No | No | Live | Live | |
Brazil | TV Bandeirantes | Portuguese | Free | No | No | No | Live | Will show a select amount of races. |
BandSports [6] | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Streams on Band Play. | ||
Grande Prêmio YouTube [7] | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | |||
Canada | TVA Sports [8] | French | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |
TSN [9] | English | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | Qualifying and some races stream exclusively on TSN+. | |
Catalonia | Esport3 | Catalan | Free | No | No | No | Live | |
Chile | Canal 13 | Spanish | Free | No | No | Live | Live | Streams on 13Go. |
China [10] | CCTV-5 | Chinese | Free | No | No | No | Live | Streams on CCTV-5+. |
Selected Online Video Platforms | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | Selected platforms include Bilibili, Huya, Sina, and Yangshipin. | ||
France [11] | L'Equipe.fr | French | Free | No | No | Live | Live | |
La Chaine L'Equipe | Free | No | No | Live | Live | Will air a select amount of qualifying and race sessions. | ||
Germany [5] | DF1 | German | Free | No | No | Live | Live | |
ServusTV Motorsport | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | Streams on ServusTV On. | ||
Indian subcontinent | Sony Sports Network | English | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |
Indonesia | INews | English | Free | No | No | No | Live | |
Sportstars | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | |||
Vision+ | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |||
Ireland | TNT Sports | English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Streams on Discovery+. |
Virgin Media More | ||||||||
Italy | Mediaset | Italian | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | Italia Uno to air 5-6 races, with Channel 20 airing the rest. Practice and Qualifying (and the race) will stream on Sportsmediaset.it. [11] |
Sky Sport [12] | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |||
Japan | J Sports | Japanese | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |
BS Fuji | Free | No | No | No | Highlights | |||
Latin America (including Mexico) | Claro Sports [13] | Spanish | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | Streams on Claro Video. |
Middle East and North Africa | MBC Action | Arabic / English | Free | No | No | Live | Live | All sessions are streamed on Shahid. |
Mexico | Fox Sports [14] | Spanish | Pay | No | No | Live | Live | |
Azteca Deportes | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | |||
Monaco | L'Equipe.fr | French | Free | No | No | Live | Live | |
La Chaine L'Equipe | Free | No | No | Live | Live | Will air a select amount of qualifying and race sessions. | ||
Netherlands | Ziggo Sport Totaal | Dutch | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Sessions on Ziggo Sport Racing. |
New Zealand | Sky Sport | English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Streams on Sky Sports Go. |
Portugal | Eleven Sports | Portuguese | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | |
Saudi Arabia | SSC | Arabic / English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | All sessions are streamed on Shahid. |
MBC Action | Free | No | No | Live | Live | |||
Sub-saharan Africa (including South Africa) | SuperSport [15] | English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Sessions are on SuperSport Motorsport. |
United Kingdom [16] | TNT Sports | English | Pay | Live | Live | Live | Live | Streams on Discovery+. |
United States [17] | CBS | English | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | Will air 5-6 races. Practice and Qualifying on the CBS Sports App. Streams on Paramount+. |
The Roku Channel | Free | Live | Live | Live | Live | Will air the rest of the races. | ||
Uruguay | DSports | Spanish | Pay | No | No | Live | Live |
^1 – Rights in Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam
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