How to watch the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours: live stream and TV schedule

This weekend brings one of the ultimate endurance tests for racing drivers and fans alike. Here’s how to watch or stream the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, whether you’re looking to follow the week-long build-up and whole race live, dip in and out over Saturday and Sunday, or stay updated with highlights,

UK viewers can watch every session live, from the first practice session, through to qualifying and the race itself. There will also be plenty of clips available on official social media and YouTube accounts throughout the week.

Racing gets underway at 3pm BST (4pm local time) on Saturday afternoon, with non-stop coverage on TNT Sports (available in the UK via Discovery+), as well as the FIA WEC app which can be streamed to your phone or TV.

The cars have already been on track, last Sunday, for test day, and will be back out for practice on Wednesday. This feeds into the first evening of qualifying wth two sessions: one for the slower LMP2 and LMGT3 cars, and another for the top level Hypercars. Thursday brings the final hyperpole shootouts to finalise the grid.

Here’s your guide to the action, with the key sessions below. Scroll further down or click for all the viewing options and the full TV and streaming schedule.

2025 Le Mans 24 Hours: TV & streaming schedule for qualifying and the race

All times are in BST for UK viewers

Wednesday 11 June

Thursday 12 June

Saturday 13 – Sunday 15 June

How to watch the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours

Live stream

Stream footage of all practice and qualifying sessions, in addition to the race live through the official FIA WEC TV Google app or Apple app, which also offers 37 onboard camera views, including most of the Hypercar grid.

The footage can be cast to a TV, while the app offers live timing and a feed from race control too. Timings are also available for test day on Sunday 8 June, but there won’t be any live video.

An in-app pass for Le Mans alone costs a one-off £14.99 or you can opt for a Le Mans + End of Season pass, which includes the rest of the year’s World Endurance Championship rounds in Brazil, America, Japan and Bahrain for a single £44.99 fee.

You can also stream the race via TNT Sports on the Discovery+ app. For more details, see below.

Live TV

Eurosport, which held the Le Mans TV rights last year, has been swallowed up by TNT Sports, which will broadcast the race live in 2025. That includes all practice sessions, qualifying and the Hyperpole shootout.

The TNT channels are available via the premium Discovery+ package which costs £30.99 per month. You can buy direct through the Apple app or Google app. Amazon Prime subscribers can also add the package direct through their phone or TV app.

Sky users can also add TNT channels to their package for £28 per month.

Raceday coverage begins at 2pm BST, an hour before the race on TNT Sports 4, and continues uninterrupted for the full 24 hours.

Radio commentary

Plenty of fans choose to mute the TV coverage in favour of the popular commentary from Radio Le Mans, which will once more be broadcasting during race week. Tune in to the team, led by the unmistakeable voice of John Hindhaugh online at radiolemans.co or on 91.2 FM at the circuit.

Le Mans highlights

Both WEC and Le Mans YouTube channels post highlights of key moments during the race, along with regular recaps of the action so far. Last year, both channels posted a 10min highlight video of the full race within hours of the chequered flag. The full race was made available, free to view, on YouTube a month later.

Le Mans 24 Hours viewing options – summary

Full 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours schedule, including support races

Before the race start on Saturday, there is almost a week’s worth of track running and competition, with practice sessions and qualifying for the 24-Hour race, as well as support race programmes from the Porsche Sprint Challenge, Ford Mustang Challenge, Road to Le Mans.

Below is the full track schedule, as well as some selected off-track events, along with TV or streaming coverage where available in the UK.

All times in BST

Wednesday 11 June

Thursday 12 June

Friday 13 June

Saturday 14 June