Motorsport.tv guide: What's on 5-6 November weekend?
No Formula 1? No problem. Motorsport.tv's exclusive live coverage of SUPER GT, Asia's biggest series, at Motegi highlights the weekend's racing action. In Europe, the Nurburgring Endurance Series will pick up where it left off, while fans of virtual racing can watch the Le Mans Virtual Series round at Spa-Francorchamps with the attendance of 2022 F1 World Champion Max Verstappen and ex F1 star Romain Grosjean live on Motorsport.tv.
Here is a guide to what's on Motorsport.tv for the weekend of 5-6 November. For a detailed list of what's available in your area, please visit the livestream page: Motorsport.tv/livestream.
SUPER GT - Motegi
A three-way battle at the front sets up a showdown for the 2022 SUPER GT championship, with just 3.5 points separating the NDDP Racing Nissan, the Calsonic Nissan and Astemo Real Racing Honda. A champion will be crowned at Motegi and premium users can catch Saturday's qualifying and Sunday's 300-kilometre race live on Motorsport.tv.
- Qualifying: (5 November) - 06:10 CET - 05:10 BST - 00:10 EST
- Race: (6 November) - 04:45 CET - 03:45 BST - 22:45 EST
*Not available in: Japan
#36 DENSO KOBELCO SARD GR Supra
Fotoğraf: Masahide Kamio
Nurburgring Endurance Series
The Nurburgring Endurance Series at the legendary Norschleife will draw the curtain on 2022 with the final race this weekend. With autumn in full swing, colder temperatures will add to the already challenging circuit, nicknamed the Green Hell.
- Race: (5 November) - 11:15 CET - 10:15 BST - 05:15 EST
Le Mans Virtual - 6 Hours of Spa
- Qualifying: (4 November) - 19:00 CET - 17:00 BST - 12:00 EST
- Race: (5 November) - 13:30 CET - 21:30 BST - 07:30 EST
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