Today the 24 Hours of LeMans will take place. Ferrari is on the hunt for another victory, after triumphing in the centenary edition last season. Valentino Rossi making his debut in this race. Here are the times and where to follow it on TV and streaming.
He will try to reconfirm Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. After the historic victory of the last centenary edition, where he triumphed the crew #51 Of Alessandro Pier Guidi, Antonio Giovinazzi and James Calado, the Maranello company will try to repeat itself, with Toyota and Porsche appearing as the most credible rivals. In the GT3 class there is space for Valentino Rossi, making his debut in the 24 hours of Le Mans driving the BMW M4, which is attracting great attention from his fans, also leading to safety problems.
Valentino Rossi making his debut with BMW at Le Mans: when he races
The three drivers from each team will take turns driving the cars, with pit stops approximately every hour of the race. Although there are no predefined shifts for pilots, Valentino Rossi it is likely that he will be used as the third rider to take to the track and, if the classic scheme of having each rider complete two hours of racing is followed, Rossi could take to the track for his first driving shift approximately around 8pm. Valentino Rossi is making his debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but last year he took part in the 24 hours of Spa included in the GT World Challenge.
24 hours of Le Mans, TV times on Eurosport and Now: the programme
The race will be visible on TV only by subscription. The 24 Hours of Le Mans will get underway Saturday 15 June at 4pmbut the live on Eurosport 1 it will start an hour earlier, starting from 3 pm, in order to be able to follow all the phases before the start and the deployment laps. At 12pm it will also be possible to watch, again on Eurosport 1, the warm-up with which the cars will sort out the final details before the start of the competition. The Eurosport 1 channel will broadcast the race in full, until Sunday 16 June at 4pm, and will also follow the awards ceremony after the checkered flag. The 24 Hours of Le Mans it can also be followed by NOW and DAZN subscribers.
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Where to watch the 24 Hours of Le Mans live on TV and streaming
The 24 Hours of Le Mans will be broadcast in its entirety on the TV channel Eurosport 1, also visible in streaming via NOW and DAZN. Furthermore, for subscribers to the platform Discovery+it will be possible to see the entire race without advertising. On fiawec.tv, again via subscription, it will be possible to watch the race in streaming in its entirety, with the onboard of different cars.
