If you are unable to head to the Belgian Ardennes and one of the most beautiful circuits in the world, you can easily pick a spot on the couch and watch the race on your television, tablet, smartphone or computer without missing any of the action on the track.

In France and throughout Europe, motorsport.tv (formerly MotorsTV) will broadcast the WEC 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps live in its entirely starting at 2:30 p.m. Eurosport will show the last two hours, as will the free L'Equipe channel, well almost since its transmission will start at 6:00 p.m. with two and a half hours left in the race.

Belgians will be able to watch the first and final hours of the race on their national channel RTBF since it's a local event. Austrians, Bulgarians, Germans and Spaniards will be able to watch all or part of the race live, as will the Japanese on J Sports, the Chinese at sina.com for the first time ever, North Americans on Fox Sports and South Americans on Fox International.

Many channels will rebroadcast the race on their websites (Fox and Eurosport) which can be accompanied, for English speaking viewers, by audio at radiolemans.com.

Lastly, the FIA WEC app is available free of charge at Google Play and the App Store and offers exclusive content including videos as well as the race itself for an additional fee (per-race or a full season subscription) with commentary by Allan McNish, three-time winner at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

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Photo (Copyright - Pascal Saivet/VSA): CEFC Manor TRS Racing's #24 Oreca 07 during a free practice at the 2017 WEC 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps.