Supercars looks to be heading towards a fresh broadcast deal with Fox Sports as talks between the series and the pay TV service continue. Supercars adds to Seven's motor racing roster, which has been broadcasting the Bathurst 12 Hour in recent years, and has a deal in place for live coverage of TCR Australian and S5000, should their seasons get underway. Supercars adds to Seven's motor racing roster, which has been broadcasting the Bathurst 12 Hour in recent years, and has a deal in place for live coverage of TCR Australian and S5000, should their seasons get underway. “Our relationship with Supercars dates back to 2015, and along with Formula 1 and MotoGP, has established Foxtel as the home of Australia’s premium motorsport experience while Kayo has opened up motorsport to a new audience of streaming viewers,' said Delaney. ‘I’m going to get frozen’ – Victoria Azarenka storms off court at Roland Garros, Simple Trick To Repair Your Car Scratch & Dent, Gwyneth Paltrow poses in her 'birthday suit' on Instagram as she turns 48, F1 bosses ‘trying to stop me’, says Lewis Hamilton after penalties in Russia, Blooper of the year?

Network 10 began its broadcast tenure paying $10 million but that was later reduced to less than $8 million per annum. “I would also like to thank Network 10 who have been great partners of Supercars since 2015 and for their ongoing support throughout 2020. "Their commitment to the sport and standard of coverage is world-class and we’re looking forward to watching on as they showcase the future of Australian motorsport. The Australian Financial Review reports the three parties are ‘poised’ to sign a new deal, which will be announced on September 22. Seven is internationally-renowned for its motorsport coverage so we’re excited to see them welcome a new generation of fans. The 2020 Supercars season continues with the second leg of the double-header at The Bend this weekend. After announcing earlier this year that it would part ways with Network Ten, ending a relationship that began in 2015, … More » Users are encouraged to flag/report comments which should be removed. Seven is internationally-renowned for its motorsport coverage so we’re excited to see them welcome a new generation of fans. DK Metcalf blows a TD, fumbles when he eases up before he crossed the goal line, Hamilton Beach 73310 Party Popper Popcorn Maker, R, Jon Gruden struggles to properly wear mask days after drawing $100K fine, Dana White bites back at Conor McGregor: ‘It’s one of the dirtiest things you can do.’, Jimmy Butler: Getting past LeBron is 'main key' to NBA title, Lung Cancer Signs Some May Regret Ignoring, Mad Bets: Major Upsets Helped Vegas in Week 3, Sports stars coach you through the election process with Voting Playbook. The 2020 Supercars season continues with the second leg of the double-header at The Bend this weekend. Supercars has confirmed that its TV rights will be shared between Fox Sports and the Seven Network for at least the next five years. “I am delighted to continue working with Patrick Delany and his team at Fox Sports and Foxtel," said Supercars CEO Sean Seamer. “Seven and Supercars have so much shared history, so we’re excited to begin the next part of our story together with this multi-year deal," said ex-Supercars CEO and now Seven boss Warburton. We can’t wait to bring Supercars home to Seven from next year.”, Repco replaces Virgin as major Supercars backer. Some comments may require approval before being published which can take up to 48 hours. “I thank Foxtel CEO Patrick Delany and Seven West Chief Executive James Warburton for their plans and commitment to grow this sport over the next five years. “I would also like to thank Network 10 who have been great partners of Supercars since 2015 and for their ongoing support throughout 2020.

"Seven has long been a pioneer in motorsport coverage; our world- leading innovations include the iconic RaceCam, which made its debut in our coverage of the 1979 Bathurst 1000. POLL: Which championship win is McLaughlin’s best? “Our relationship with Supercars dates back to 2015, and along with Formula 1 and MotoGP, has established Foxtel as the home of Australia’s premium motorsport experience while Kayo has opened up motorsport to a new audience of streaming viewers,' said Delaney. Fox Sports and its online streaming platform Kayo currently broadcasts every practice, qualifying, and race live. Comments require approval before being published. Try our daily email, The best way to get your news first, fast and free! News Supercars signs $200m five-year broadcast deal with Foxtel and new FTA partner Seven.

"Their commitment to the sport and standard of coverage is world-class and we’re looking forward to watching on as they showcase the future of Australian motorsport. Foxtel, meanwhile, also holds the Aussie rights for Formula 1, MotoGP and IndyCar as part of its motorsport offering.

“Motorsport has never been more popular in Australia. As expected Foxtel will continue as the primary broadcaster, the pay TV service set to carry on its live coverage of every event, including practice, qualifying and races, through both Fox Sports and its Kayo streaming service.

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