After the drama of the two 55-minute races at Le Mans, the 2022 Michelin Le Mans Cup returns to Monza in Italy and the 110-minute race on Saturday 2 July will be available on a screen near to you anywhere in the world. The race at The Temple of Speed will be broadcast live or be shown as a 30-minutes highlights show across Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America.
TheRace.com will broadcast the MLMC live around the world, with the exception of the USA, while fans in all corners of the globe can also watch the race live and interrupted via the official series website at www.lemanscup.com
In Europe the live stream will be shown on MotorsportTV across the continent, with SPTV (CZE + SVK), Motorvision (DEU), SportKlub (POL) and Free Sports (GBR) also showing each race live as well as the 30-minute highlights.
CNBC (Pan Europe + GBR), Motor Racing (Pan Europe), Eleven Sports Network (BEL + ITA), Sport TV (PRT), Benfica TV (PRT), LookSport3 (ROM), Garage TV (ESP), BT Sport (GBR), Premier Sports (GBR) and CNBC UK (GBR) will show the highlights package.
In the United States of America, the live coverage of the race at Monza can be found on MotorTrend on Demand, while the 30-minute highlights can also be found on the channel and across Latin America on CNBC and Garage TV.
In Asia the live stream will also be shown by beIN Sports across the continent and also in individual countries such as Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and The Philippines.The 30-minute highlights will be shown in Australia, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, Mongolia, The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
The Africa XP channel will be the place to catch the races as live in Africa, with the race being shown in full on a delay, as well as the highlights.The SuperSport channel will broadcast the highlights in South Africa.
In the Middle East CNBC and Dubai TV will show the highlights across the region, while beIN Sports in Turkey and Sport5 in Israel will also show the highlights package in those countries.
CLICK HERE to see the full list of broadcasters for the Monza Round of the 2022 Michelin Le Mans Cup season, with live coverage beginning just before the start of the race at 17h10 CEST on Saturday 2 July.
