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ABEMA to Broadcast FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) "6 Hours of Fuji" and "8 Hours of Bahrain" Races Live for Free!

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ABEMA, a new future TV service, announced it will broadcast the "6 Hours of Fuji" (September 27 race) and the season-finale "8 Hours of Bahrain" (November 7 race) of the 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) live and for free. WEC is the pinnacle of endurance racing, including the "24 Hours of Le Mans," with major manufacturers like Toyota competing in the top Hypercar class. ABEMA previously announced a 24-hour free live broadcast of "Le Mans 24 Hours," offering motorsport fans an immersive experience of extreme speed and endurance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which WEC races can I watch for free on ABEMA?
A: The final races of the "6 Hours of Fuji" and "8 Hours of Bahrain" for 2026 will be broadcast live for free. The "24 Hours of Le Mans" will also be broadcast live for free.
Q: When does ABEMA's WEC broadcast start?
A: The "24 Hours of Le Mans" is scheduled to begin broadcasting on June 13, 2026, at 22:30. Following that, the "6 Hours of Fuji" will be broadcast on September 27, and the "8 Hours of Bahrain" on November 7.
Q: Do I need to subscribe to ABEMA Premium?
A: No, these WEC races are available to watch for free without registration. ABEMA Premium offers access to exclusive content.
Q: What kind of race is WEC?
A: WEC is the world's premier endurance racing series, including the "24 Hours of Le Mans," characterized by its challenging format with mixed-class vehicles.
Q: What kind of service is ABEMA?
A: ABEMA is a video streaming service aiming to be "New Future TV," offering a wide variety of channels including news, dramas, anime, and sports, basically for free.