Global Spectacle of Dubai World Cup 2025 Set to Bevisible in 170 Nations, Achieving Unprecedented Television Distribution
The 29th edition of the Dubai World Cup is set to take place on April 5 at Meydan Racecourse, and it promises to be a spectacle like no other. A record-breaking 37 broadcasters will air the event live, reaching audiences across the globe.
In the United States, Fox Sports will provide coverage, while ESPN/Star+ will do the same in South America. SuperSport will broadcast the event in Africa, and Eurovision will bring the race to viewers in Europe. Viaplay and Setanta Sports will also cover the Dubai World Cup for their respective audiences.
In Asia, networks such as Green Channel, Fuji TV, Kansai, NetKeiba (Japan), HKJC TV, Cable TV, Now TV, and TVB (Hong Kong) will broadcast the Dubai World Cup races. In Canada, Sportsnet will provide coverage, and Australia's Channel 7 will showcase the event on mainstream television for the first time. India's Fancode, with a user base of 160 million, will stream the Dubai World Cup.
CNN Worldwide, reaching over 347 million households, will feature the Dubai World Cup 2025 on its World Sport program. Additionally, the event will be available on select cruise lines and airlines, including Emirates Airline.
The Dubai World Cup is the most extensive race day event, broadcast in 170 countries. While the exact list of broadcasters for the 2025 edition has not been officially announced yet, it is expected to captivate a global audience like never before. For the most up-to-date information on the broadcasters for the 29th Dubai World Cup, it is recommended to consult the Dubai World Cup official website or press releases for the current year.
Read also:
- Court petitions to reverse established decision on same-sex marriage legalization
- Trump's enforcement actions in Washington D.C.: Insights from the political arena
- Aircraft collides with another one on the runway during landing at Montana airport, igniting flames
- UEFA under fire for post on Mohamed Salah's Palestinian contemporary's demise
