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The following is a list of motor racing television and radio contracts in the United Kingdom for the 2020 season.
Blancpain GT Series (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their official website)
– live coverage on Eurosport
Blancpain Sprint Series (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their official website)
– live coverage on BT Sport
British GT Championship (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their official website)
– live streaming via Facebook and YouTube
– highlights on Channel 4 and BT Sport
British Superbike Championship (2020)
– live coverage on Eurosport (sourced from MCN)
– highlights on ITV4 (sourced from the official website)
British Touring Car Championship (2020 to 2022) (sourced from the official website)
– live coverage on ITV4
DTM (2020) (sourced from their Twitter)
– live coverage on Freesports TV
Formula 1 – Television (2020 to 2024) (sourced from Sky)
– live coverage on Sky Sports for every race weekend
Formula 1 – Television (2020 to 2022) (sourced from Channel 4)
– live coverage on Channel 4 of the British Grand Prix
– highlights on Channel 4 of all other races
Formula 1 – Radio (2020 and 2021) (sourced from BBC News)
– exclusive live coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live
Formula 2 and Formula 3 (2020)
– exclusive live coverage on Sky Sports F1 for every race weekend
Formula E (2019-20)
– Shakedown: live on YouTube
– Practice: live on YouTube and Eurosport Player
– Qualifying: live on BBC's digital platforms and Eurosport
– Race: live on BBC's digital platforms and Eurosport
=> some races will air live on Quest
– Highlights on Quest
IndyCar Series (2020 – multi-year) (sourced from Sky's website)
– live coverage on Sky Sports F1
MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 – Television (2020 and 2021) (sourced from MotoGP's website)
– live coverage on BT Sport of every session (practice, qualifying and race)
– highlights on Quest (2020 only)
NASCAR (2020 to 2022) (sourced from SportsPro)
– live coverage of every NASCAR Sprint Cup race on Premier Sports
– live coverage of selected NASCAR Truck Series races on Premier Sports
Superbike World Championship (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their official website)
– highlights on ITV4
Virgin Australia Supercars (2020 – TBC)
W Series (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their website)
– live coverage on Channel 4
World Endurance Championship (2019-20)
– live coverage on BT Sport and Eurosport
World Rally Championship (2020 – TBC)
– highlights on 5Spike
World Rallycross (2020 – TBC) (sourced from their website)
– live coverage on BT Sport and Freesports TV
– highlights on BT Sport
World Touring Car Cup (2020 – TBC)
Any other series' that you think I should add? Drop a line in the comments below.
Details correct as of December 4th, 2019.
73 thoughts on "Contracts"
Will the virgin Australia supercars highlights be shown on freesports again this year thanks.
This is a great reference to have – does anyone know of a combined series race calendar/schedule available anywhere? That would be incredibly helpful as a viewer
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