The fourth running of the 6 Hours of Fuji will be held on Sunday 11 October in the shadow of Mount Fuji in the heart of Japan and will be the sixth round of the eight race 2015 World Endurance Championship.
Home favourite Toyota Racing is unbeaten at Fuji Speedway having won every race there since 2012 but Porsche, having tasted the victory champagne at the last three rounds, is the team to beat as the World Endurance Championship heads to Asia. In LMGTE the honours are even with Porsche, Aston Martin and Ferrari all scoring one win in Japan over the past three years.
Last year 51,000 enthusiastic Japanese fans attended the event at Fuji Speedway and an equally large crowd is expected next Sunday for the race that begins at 11h00 local time, with the chequered flag being shown at 17h00.
If you are not able to join us for the first of the two races in Asia or the season finale in the Middle East, you will be able to catch all the action on a small screen near you, whether it is a TV, computer screen or tablet.
Watch the Race Live in….
Japan
In Japan J-Sports will be broadcasting the full race live on the JS3 channel with full replays and 52 minutes highlights available following the event.
Europe
Pan European broadcaster Eurosport will also show the full race on Eurosport 1 and online on the Eurosport Player. In addition Motors TV will show the 6 Hours of Fuji in its entirety live across the continent and in Austria ORF will show the live coverage on Sport+.
North America
In North America Fox Sports 2 will show the whole race live and Fox Latin America, covering Central and South America, will broadcast the last 4 hours of the race on Fox Sports 3. The race can also be watched online in its entirety on Fox Sports Go in the USA.
Asia
Eurosport Pan-Asia will follow the European broadcast by showing the entire race live on Eurosport 1. In China internet broadcaster Le-TV will show the full race live to its 80,000,000+ subscribers.
World Wide Live Coverage
Also remember that full race coverage is also available anywhere in the world on the FIA WEC APP and on the official website at www.fiawec.com
Race Highlights
In Germany RTL will show the highlights and Sky Deutschland will be showing news edits and features from the race. In the UK, Quest and BT Sport will broadcast the 52 minutes highlights package.
You can also catch the race highlights from Japan on RTL7 and Sport1 in the Netherlands, RTBF in Belgium, Fox Sports across Asia and in Australia, TVB in Hong Kong, CCTV5 in China, Sony6 across the Indian Subcontinent and TV3 in New Zealand.
Sunset and Vine’s “Mobil1 – The Grid” magazine show will also feature the 6 Hours of Fuji and if you are flying you may be able to catch the race on an inflight entertainment system on selected airlines.
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