Where to Watch the 6 Hours of Fuji 2025: Full Global Broadcast & Streaming Guide

From the summer swelter of Texas to the dramatic backdrop of Mount Fuji, the FIA World Endurance Championship has arrived in Japan for round seven of its 2025 campaign – the 100th race in the series’ history. 

Ferrari heads into the event leading the Hypercar Manufacturers’ standings, with the #51 factory trio (Alessandro Pier Guidi / Antonio Giovinazzi / James Calado) similarly on top in the Drivers’ table.

When is the race? Sunday, 28 September, 2025, from 11:00 – 17:00 JST (local time). Fuji Speedway is 4.563km in length with 16 turns – expect long-run tyre management and drafting down its 1.5km main straight.

Catch Every Second – Wherever You Are

Fans can follow every competitive session from FP3 onwards via the official FIAWEC.TV service, which adds multi-camera on-boards and data (regional availability applies). As with other rounds this year, FP3 will also be streamed on the official FIA WEC YouTube channel.

How to Watch the 6 Hours of Fuji 2025 by Region

Asia & Oceania 

• J Sports (Japan): Live and on-demand digital streaming of FP3, qualifying and full race; full race also broadcast on J Sports 2 linear channel, with subsequent replays on J Sports channels
• Eurosport Asia (Pan Asia-Pacific): Full live race broadcast on Eurosport World
• Stan Sport (Australia): Live digital streaming of FP3, qualifying and full race; re-runs available on-demand
• SPOTV (South Korea): Full live race broadcast on linear and digital channels
• FIA WEC TV: Comprehensive streaming package (check local availability)

Europe

• Eurosport (Pan-Europe, exc. UK): Full race broadcast live on Eurosport 2, with FP3, qualifying and the full race all live and on-demand on Eurosport Player
• Discovery+ / Max (Pan-Europe): Live streaming of FP3, qualifying and the full race; FIAWEC.TV adds on-board angles and multilingual commentary
• TNT Sports (UK): Full race live on TNT Sports 4; FIAWEC.TV as an additional option
• L’Équipe.fr (France): Comprehensive live digital coverage from FP3 through to the full race
• SPORT1 (Germany): Free digital coverage of the full race live on SPORT1’s OTT channel; FIAWEC.TV for full weekend coverage
• Sky (Italy): Full details to be defined; FIAWEC.TV streams the full programme

Americas

USA

• Max: Live and on-demand digital streaming of FP3, qualifying and full race
• FIA WEC TV: Full weekend package (availability varies)

Canada

• CityTV+: Race highlights on digital platform
• FIAWEC.TV for full live coverage (geo-availability applies) 

Mexico & Central America

• Fox Deportes en Tubi: Live coverage; FIAWEC.TV also available

South America

• BandSports (Brazil): Full live race broadcast
• Grande Prêmio (Brazil): Live coverage of FP3, qualifying and full race
• BandPlay: Free digital broadcast of race live and in full
• Esporte na Band (Brazil): Full details to be defined
• FIA WEC TV (South America exc. Brazil): Comprehensive streaming package

Africa & Middle East

• SuperSport (Sub-Saharan Africa): Full race live on SuperSport Events SA, with full re-runs on MSP / MSPA channels
• beIN Sports (MENA): Full details to be defined
• FIA WEC TV: Comprehensive streaming package

FIA WEC TV App

Enhance your race weekend with the official FIA WEC TV App. Features include: 

• Live timing and positions 
• Driver and team profiles 
• Fan engagement tools and exclusive content 
• Live video (geoblocks apply)  

SUMMARY: WHERE TO WATCH 6 HOURS OF FUJI 2025 

Watch FIA WEC live  or on demand via the official FIA WEC TV app – your full-access pass to the FIA World Endurance Championship including the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans. Don't miss a moment. For further information, check out the app."