Bol d’Or 2026 on TV: Where to watch the World Endurance Championship season finale

This weekend, the 2026 World Endurance Championship will be decided at the Circuit Paul Ricard. At the historic Bol d’Or, the top EWC teams are not only competing for victory in the final 24-hour race of the year, but also for the world championship title.

After the first three races of the season, YART heads into the finale as championship leaders. The team, led by team manager Mandy Kainz, tops the overall standings with 112 points. The BMW works team follows with 93 points and is therefore still in with a chance of winning the world title. Yoshimura SERT Motul, on 84 points, is also still in the title race.

Things get serious on Saturday at 3 pm: that’s when the 89th Bol d’Or gets underway. Exactly 24 hours later, on Sunday at 3 pm, the chequered flag will be waved.

Watch the Bol d’Or completely free on ServusTV On

ServusTV On offers the easiest way to follow the Bol d’Or from start to finish. The entire 24-hour race will be streamed live there free of charge. The stream will run uninterrupted throughout the night and will feature English commentary.

This means EWC fans can follow the action at the Circuit Paul Ricard live for the full 24 hours – from the start on Saturday afternoon through the crucial night-time hours right up to the finish on Sunday.

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Eurosport 2 shows the start and the final stages live

Eurosport will also be providing extensive coverage of the World Endurance Championship season finale. Eurosport 2 will begin its broadcast on Saturday at 3 pm, just in time for the start of the race, and will show the first nine hours live until midnight.

Eurosport will take a break from broadcasting overnight. On Sunday morning, coverage resumes at 6.30 am. Eurosport 2 will cover the decisive eight-and-a-half hours leading up to the finish at 3 pm and will remain on air for a further half an hour afterwards. This means the podium ceremony and initial reactions following the season finale will also be shown.

German commentary will be provided by Lenz Leberkern, Toni Börner, Steve Mizera and Harry Weber.

The TV broadcast times for the 2026 Bol d’Or: