The 29th edition of the Dubai World Cup, set for April 5 at Meydan Racecourse, will be broadcast in 170 countries, marking its most extensive coverage yet.
Recognized as the world’s most international race day, the event will feature nine elite races, headlined by the US$12 million Dubai World Cup.
A record-breaking 37 broadcasters will air the prestigious fixture live. Notably, Australia’s Channel 7 will showcase it on mainstream television for the first time. In Canada, Sportsnet will provide coverage, while India’s Fancode, with a user base of 160 million, will also stream the event. Other major networks include Fox Sports (US), ESPN/Star+ (South America), SuperSport (Africa), and leading European channels such as Eurovision, Viaplay, and Setanta Sports.
Regional coverage will be led by Dubai Racing Channel, Yas TV (Abu Dhabi), and Saudi Sports Channel. In Asia, networks such as Green Channel, Fuji TV, Kansai, and NetKeiba (Japan) will broadcast the races, alongside HKJC TV, Cable TV, Now TV, and TVB (Hong Kong).
Beyond traditional television, the Dubai World Cup will also be available on select cruise lines and airlines, including title sponsor Emirates Airline. CNN Worldwide, reaching over 347 million households, will feature the event on its World Sport program.
With its expansive reach and world-class competition, the Dubai World Cup 2025 is set to captivate a global audience like never before.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
