The Asian Le Mans Series promises to be somewhat different this season with four rounds in just over a week. One thing remains unchanged, however – the world-class coverage of the championship! All the track action from the qualifiers and the races themselves will again be broadcast live, in addition to televised highlights.

This weekend, the runners and riders will be in Dubai for the first two rounds of the season. Qualifying will be broadcast on Friday from 04:55 to 06:10 UTC. Coverage of race 1 is scheduled on Saturday from 09:00 to 14:15 UTC and race 2 from 07:20 to 12:45 UTC on Sunday. Oliver Gavin, five-time GT winner at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, will join the commentary team for 2021. He will provide vital insight during the races alongside Graham Goodwin.

Check out the provisional entry list for the 2021 Asian Le Mans Series.

A new qualifying format will come into force for the 4 Hours of Dubai. The fastest time set for each car during a 15-minute qualifying session will determine their position for the first race and their second fastest time will be used to establish their grid position for the second race.

With full live coverage available globally free of charge, the Asian Le Mans Series is one of the most accessible championships in the world. The TV bouquet alone has a potential worldwide audience of almost half a billion viewers. The 2019-20 season attracted a record number of more than seven million viewers to the series throughout the campaign.

The races will once again be broadcast on all Asian Le Mans Series platforms, including the official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

This season, fans can also watch the races live on the following platforms: Motorsport.TV, MotorTrend On Demand, SportKlub (Poland), SportExtra (Romania), Kayo (Australia), RCTI+ (Indonesia), iWant/Sports ABS-CBN (Philippines) and Eleven Sports Network (Portugal). The highlights of each race will also be broadcast worldwide.

For further information, head to the Asian Le Mans Series website.