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WATCH ON TV
Fans of the America's Cup all around the world will be able to enjoy coverage via all forms of media on every screen in 2020 and 2021. The primary objective of the live broadcast of the 36th America’s Cup is to make this the most viewed and accessible America’s Cup competition. To ensure both the most accessible and most complete live and highlights coverage from broadcasters in well over 195 territories, the 36th America’s Cup has partnered with free-to-air and pay networks.
WATCH ON TVFans of the America's Cup all around the world will be able to enjoy coverage via all forms of media on every screen in 2020 and 2021. The primary objective of the live broadcast of the 36th America’s Cup is to make this the most viewed and accessible America’s Cup competition. To ensure both the most accessible and most complete live and highlights coverage from broadcasters in well over 195 territories, the 36th America’s Cup has partnered with free-to-air and pay networks.The primary objective of the live broadcast of the 36th America’s Cup is to make this the most viewed and accessible America’s Cup competition.
To ensure both the most accessible and most complete live and highlights coverage from broadcasters in well over 195 territories, the 36th America’s Cup has partnered with free-to-air and pay networks including:
- New Zealand - home country of Emirates Team New Zealand (Defender) - TVNZ
- Italy - home country of Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team (Challenger of Record) - RAI and Sky Italia
- UK - home country of INEOS Team UK (Challenger) – BBC and Sky UK & Ireland
- USA and Caribbean - home country of NYYC American Magic (Challenger) – NBC Sports
- Australia - Fox Sports Australia
- Pacific Island Nations - Pasifika TV
- France, Switzerland, sub-Saharan Africa and other French territories - Canal+
- Sweden – TV12 and C More
- South Africa & sub-Saharan Africa - SuperSport
- Korea - SBS
- Taiwan - ELTA
- Malaysia & Brunei – Astro
- European Broadcasting Union – a comprehensive partnership allowing EBU members to access live, long and short-form highlights, and news via the Eurovision News Exchange
- Canada – TSN
- Latin America and the Caribbean – ESPN
- Japan – DAZN
- Singapore – Singtel TV and CAST
- Germany, Austria and Switzerland – Servus TV
- Greece and Cyprus – Nova
- Israel - Charlton
- Switzerland – MySports
- News distribution with SNTV and other agencies
Complementing broadcaster partnerships, the America’s Cup will also make extensive live coverage, race highlights and clips available online for free via www.americascup.com and its digital channels ensuring that sailing fans have opportunities to enjoy the live racing from Auckland.
WATCH ON ONLINE Every Match and race of the 36th America’s Cup presented by PRADA will be streamed live on Youtube,
Facebook and americascup.com in almost every country around the world.
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WATCH ON AMERICASCUP.COM
If it’s a race day, the RACING will go LIVE at 16:00 NZT / 03:00 UTC on the America’s Cup website
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WATCH ON FACEBOOK
If it’s a race day, the RACING will go LIVE at 16:00 NZT / 03:00 UTC at the top of America’s Cup Facebook page.
WATCH ON FACEBOOKIf it’s a race day, the RACING will go LIVE at 16:00 NZT / 03:00 UTC at the top of America’s Cup Facebook page. -
WATCH ON YOUTUBE
If it’s a race day, the RACING will go LIVE at 16:00 NZT / 03:00 UTC on the America’s Cup YouTube page.
WATCH ON YOUTUBEIf it’s a race day, the RACING will go LIVE at 16:00 NZT / 03:00 UTC on the America’s Cup YouTube page. -
HAVING ISSUES TO WATCH ONLINE?
Find the best LIVE for your location.
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RELIVE THE ACTION
You missed the races or you want to relive the action? Full replay is also available on our website.
RELIVE THE ACTIONYou missed the races or you want to relive the action? Full replay is also available on our website.