Kayo SPORTS will remain home to the most comprehensive Supercars coverage after the two parties signed a multi-year broadcast agreement extension.
Both Kayo SPORTS and Supercars on Monday night confirmed a new TV rights deal starting from 2026.
It’ll ensure every round of the Repco Supercars Championship, as well as the Bathurst 12 Hour, can be watched live and ad-break free during racing and in ultra-high definition (UHD) on Kayo SPORTS and Foxtel.
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The agreement comes ahead of a new Supercars era, which will see Toyota enter the championship series in 2026 – the same year that’ll feature the first ever New Zealand Double Header – as well as a potential new Perth street circuit in 2027.
Foxtel Group chief executive Patrick Delany said Kayo SPORTS continues to deliver unrivalled motorsport live coverage and entertainment, adding it was “extraordinary value for our subscribers”.
“2025 marks a decade since we redefined the fan experience for Supercars. Australians love live and local sport and Supercars is certainly in the first tier of premium Australian fan experience sports,” Delany said.
“As Supercars shifts into an exciting new era, our Kayo SPORTS customers are in the driver’s seat to enjoy every moment of the Championship, with uninterrupted access to every thrilling lap. With Kayo SPORTS being home to the majority of rounds, and every single round available in stunning UHD, we are delivering Supercars fans the ultimate experience.
“Nowhere else in the world can fans access every race of F1, MotoGP, NASCAR, World Superbikes, and the beloved local Supercars series – all live – on a single streaming platform.”
The new Supercars deal comes ahead of a refreshed season format, with the Bathurst 12 Hour kicking off the season before the competition turns to the Sprint Cup, the Enduro Cup culminating in the iconic Bathurst 1000 and then a Finals Series, which will pit the top 10 racers against each other in a three-event showdown.
Supercars chief executive James Warburton described the deal as a “landmark partnership” and an “enormous win for our sport and our fans”.
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“It guarantees that Supercars will continue to be showcased with the most extensive, high-quality coverage in our history,” Warburton said.
“Kayo and FOXTEL have transformed the way motorsport is consumed in Australia, and their commitment to delivering every race live, ad-break free provides an unprecedented experience for fans.
“As Supercars heads into an exciting new chapter with Toyota joining the grid, new marquee events and an expanded season, this deal ensures our supporters will have more access, more exclusivity and more action than ever before. We are thrilled to continue building this partnership with the team at the Foxtel Group.”
As the home of motorsport, Kayo SPORTS streams every single race across all featured categories of the Supercars, Formula 1, MotoGP, NASCAR and World Superbike Championships.
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