Coming to a Screen Near You: TV Coverage for Round 2 in Imola

With a large 42 car grid and plenty of local drivers and teams for the Italian fans to cheers, the 4 Hours of Imola promises to be one of the racing highlights of the year.  For ELMS fans unable to travel to Imola to watch the race in person there are plenty of opportunities to catch the race action on a screen somewhere in the world.

As well as live and uninterrupted coverage on the official ELMS website at www.europeanlemansseries.com on Sunday 15 May, fans will be available to see the race across Europe on Motors TV.  The coverage is delayed until Monday 16 May with the broadcast beginning at 21h37 in Europe and at 21h00 in the UK.  Fans in the UK can also catch the race on a ‘delayed as live’ broadcast on BT Sport.

Fans in Ukraine and the Baltic States can watch the race live on the Sport TV channel.  ORF in Austria, Nelonen in Finland and RTP2 in Portugal will be airing the 1-hour highlights programme later in the month.

Chinese internet broadcaster LE TV will continue to support the growth of the ELMS in Asia by broadcasting the 4 Hours of Imola live on its Le Sports channel in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.   

ELMS will also be shown live in New Zealand with Duke TV NZ showing the entire race on Monday 16 May from 12h00.

Pan Middle Eastern broadcaster Orbit Showtime Networks will also be broadcasting the 4 Hours of Imola live across the region in 18 countries.

Fox International will be showing the 60 minute highlights programme in 16 Asian countries, while Ten Sports Taj TV will also be showing the 60 minute highlights programme across the Indian Sub Continent and Star Sports will be broadcasting the highlights in China.  The ELMS will also be seen in Indonesia with Kompas TV broadcasting the highlights from the race in Italy.

In Australia Fox Sports will be taking the 60 minutes highlights as will Mnet SuperSport in South Africa.  Pan African broadcasters Kwese and Zuku will also help increase awareness of the ELMS in Africa with both channels showing the highlights from Imola and for the rest of the 2016 season.

In North America internet broadcaster Torque will be showing the highlights programme across the USA, while Flow TV will be broadcasting the show across the Caribbean to its 300,000 subscribers.  MotorTrendonDemand in the USA will be streaming the race live and also showing the 60-minutes highlights package.

As well as the live race broadcasts you can also listen to the race on Radio Le Mans anywhere in the world.

The 4 Hours of Imola is the second round of the six race 2016 European Le Mans Series, which takes place on Sunday 15 May.  The weekend also includes the opening round of the brand new Michelin GT3 Le Mans Cup, with the 2-hour race on Saturday 14 May. 

Round 1 of the Michelin GT3 Le Mans Cup will be shown live on the official website at www.gt3lemanscup.com all around the world, with full and uninterrupted coverage starting with the build up and ending with the podium celebrations.  There is also live coverage and highlights on TV channels in Europe, Asia, Africa and the USA.

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