The FIA WEC race at Monza on TV and via live stream

It’s all set: today, 8 November, the World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC) holds its 2026 season finale. The venue is the Monza circuit – meaning Ferrari are on home turf. The legendary marque will also be starting from pole position. But the competition from Alpine, Aston Martin, BMW, Cadillac, Genesis, Peugeot and Toyota is hot on their heels. This naturally promises plenty of racing excitement.

The Six Hours of Monza gets underway today, Sunday 8 November 2026, at 11:00 (CET). The race is therefore expected to finish around 17:00 (CET). Naturally, you can once again follow all the racing action from the comfort of your own home. Here are some options for doing so (all information is, of course, subject to change):

The WEC from Monza on TV

Eurosport will be broadcasting the race live on television from 11.06 am to 6.17 pm. So you’re in for an exciting Sunday in your living room.

The WEC from Monza via live stream

The action from Monza can also be watched via live stream. There are three options available, though these are all subscription-based. RTL+ will be showing the race on its platform on Sunday from 10.30 am. HBO Max will also be broadcasting the race between 10.30 am and 5.45 pm. The FIA WEC also has its own paid platform (for desktop and as an app) on which the action is shown. This has been completely revamped for 2026 and is now called FIAWEC+. Various packages can be booked there. Commentary is available in English or French. You can also watch the action without any commentary. FIAWEC+ also features a range of on-board cameras that you can switch between. There’s also a timing monitor called ‘Live Timing Pro’, where you can track the current situation on the track. So there’s really nothing standing in the way of a motorsport-filled Sunday afternoon.

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