Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe has announced that it has extended its long-term deal to broadcast the FIA WEC across Europe and India until at least 2030.
The deal includes coverage of all eight races on the FIA WEC calendar, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans, extending Eurosport’s coverage of the event to 20 years.
Across mainland Europe, fans will be able to watch the FIA WEC on Eurosport, and in the UK and Ireland, the championship will continue to be shown on TNT Sports. In addition, its streaming platforms, HBO Max and Discovery+*, will show “every lap of every race live throughout the season.”
This deal adds to WBD Sports Europe’s motorsport offering, which includes coverage of the FIA World Rally Championship, Dakar Rally, FIM World Superbikes, FIM Speedway GP, FIM Endurance World Championship, British Speedway Championships, Formula E and the MotoGP (UK and Asia only).
“World-class broadcasting has been a key driver in the growing global appeal of both the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the FIA World Endurance Championship in recent years, bringing the intensity of the racing and the human stories behind it to fans in every corner of the world,” said Pierre Fillon, Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) President.
“Warner Bros. Discovery has played a central role in showcasing endurance racing across Europe and Asia-Pacific, proving to be a consistently creative, collaborative and forward-thinking partner. As the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the FIA WEC continue to evolve and reach new audiences, we are excited to keep raising the bar together in the years ahead.”
FIA WEC CEO, Frédéric Lequien, added: “The FIA World Endurance Championship continues to go from strength to strength, with both on-site and broadcast audiences increasing year-on-year. Warner Bros. Discovery has been a loyal and enthusiastic partner to the series since FIA WEC’s inception, and we are delighted to extend our long-standing relationship.
“With major events across four continents, the series continues to draw ever-greater crowds, demonstrating a growing global appetite for endurance racing. This new agreement ensures that fans in these key territories can enjoy live, comprehensive and high-adrenaline coverage of every race for many years to come.”
Trojan Paillot, SVP sports rights acquisitions & syndication at Warner Bros. Discovery, said: “Motorsport is in our DNA and we are committed to connecting fans with the biggest races on the planet throughout the season on both two and four wheels.
“The history, prestige and pulsating performances we witness at Le Mans each year transcend the sport itself and captivate viewers in every corner of the globe. As a long-term and trusted partner to the FIA WEC, we are excited to continue our mission of bringing coverage of Le Mans and every WEC race to new and larger audiences around the world for many years to come through our passion, expertise and storytelling ability that celebrates the sport, teams and drivers.”
*HBO Max currently shows live sport in 40 markets in Europe ahead of it launching in new territories including Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland and the UK in early 2026 – the latter of which will become the streaming home of TNT Sports, replacing Discovery+.
