The Dubai World Cup is set to captivate the world once again. The 29th edition of the iconic horse racing fixture, taking place at Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, April 5, will be broadcast in a staggering 170 countries worldwide.
Known as the most international race day on the planet, the event will feature elite competitors from over a dozen nations battling it out across nine thrilling races, headlined by the $12 million Dubai World Cup.
A record-breaking 37 broadcasters will air the spectacle live, including Channel 7, which will bring the race to Australian mainstream TV for the first time. Canada’s Sportsnet and India’s Fancode — with a whopping 160 million users — are also on board.
Other major networks include Fox Sports (US), ESPN/Star+ (South America), SuperSport (Africa), and top European broadcasters like Eurovision, Viaplay, and Setanta Sports.
In the Middle East, fans can catch the action on Dubai Racing Channel, Yas TV (Abu Dhabi), and Saudi Sports Channel. Asia won’t miss out either, with coverage on Japan’s Green Channel, Fuji TV, Kansai, and NetKeiba, as well as HKJC TV, Cable TV, Now TV, and TVB in Hong Kong.
Even cruise lines and airlines — including title sponsor Emirates Airline—will stream the event, ensuring fans can watch from anywhere. And with CNN Worldwide bringing highlights to its 347 million viewers, the Dubai World Cup is set to make waves like never before.
(Source: Wam)