Formula E, the premier electric street racing series, has gained significant traction worldwide, offering thrilling races while championing sustainability. As we delve into 2024, the anticipation for Formula E races, including the upcoming Misano E-Prix, is palpable among motorsport enthusiasts.
The whereabouts of the Misano competitions in Italy
The primary channel of Mediaset, Italia Uno, will broadcast the Misano competitions live, with all sessions accessible in real-time on SportMediaset.it. Italia Uno channel will also provide highlights. Eurosport 1 is set to cover the race on Saturday, while Eurosport 2 will handle Sunday's event. Eurosport 1 will showcase highlights as well.
Guidance on observing and streaming Formula E in the UK and Ireland Qualifying and race coverage on Saturday will be broadcasted on TNT Sports 4. On Sunday, qualifying and race coverage can be seen on TNT Sports 3. All sessions will be available digitally via discovery+.
Ways to access TNT Sports
TNT Sports is accessible across major television platforms including BT TV, Sky, and Virgin Media. Existing BT Sport subscribers can indulge in TNT Sports without additional steps. In the UK, discovery+ serves as the streaming hub for TNT Sports, offering an array of acclaimed sports events such as the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, exclusive Premier League matches, Premiership Rugby, MotoGP, UFC, boxing, and WWE, along with compelling entertainment content.
Guidance on watching and streaming Formula E in Europe
Season 10 will be broadcasted live across all major European markets. Discover where to tune in from your location.
France: Viewers in France can catch live race action on La Chaine L’Equipe on both Saturday and Sunday. Eurosport 2 will provide live coverage on Saturday with delayed coverage on Sunday. Eurosport Player will stream all sessions live, while L’Equipe.fr will offer live qualifying and race coverage.
Germany: Qualifying and both races will be aired live on DF1 in Germany, with simultaneous broadcasts on ServusOn and ServusTV Motorsports Magenta.
Austria: Fans can tune in to ServusTV for race action and qualifying, with simulcasts on ServusOn.
The Netherlands: Ziggo Sport Racing and ZiggoGO will offer live coverage of all sessions. Eurosport 2 will also provide live coverage throughout the weekend on linear and digital channels.
Where to watch and stream Formula E in the Americas
Canada: TVA Sports will broadcast live race coverage on both Saturday and Sunday in Canada. Qualifying and races will be shown on TSN + in French and English, respectively.
USA: Roku will air all race sessions live, with highlights featured on CBS Sports Network.
Mexico: Fans in Mexico can catch both races on Fox Sports 3, Claro Sports, and Azteca Deportes. Claro Sports will provide extensive coverage of the entire race weekend across Latin America, with support from DirecTV in select markets.