In a major development for Drag Racing in Australia, 400 Thunder has revealed a new television deal in Australia that will provide coverage on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports, for the 400 Thunder Championship Drag Racing events across Australia, and internationally on beIN Sports USA, MAV TV USA and REV TV Canada.

The new deal will see 400 Thunder Championship Drag Racing broadcast in a 2.5 hour, delayed live prime time scheduling on FOX SPORTS and on beIN Sports USA, on the night following the event. 

The international presentation will also be available in 70 million homes across the USA through a number of syndication partnerships. 

Kayo will stream all 400 Thunder Championship Drag Racing events, starting with live coverage of the Super Thunder on April 2-3. Motorsport fans will be able to enjoy 8-10 hours of drag racing each day from Willowbank Raceway, covering the main qualifying and racing sessions for the Professional & Sportsman Categories. 

The delayed live broadcast on Fox Sports Australia and beIN Sports USA and REV TV Canada will feature a brand-new 2.5-hour show that will tell the story of the sport of drag racing, the people, the families and businesses behind it.

Further to this, one hour 400 Thunder post-produced programs of each professional category will be available to air from each event on Fox Sports as well as the international platforms including MAV TV in the US and REV TV in Canada. 

According to 400 Thunder Chairman Tony Wedlock: “This is a momentous announcement for the 400 Thunder Championship Drag Racing Series, its thousands of race fans, its competitors, and their existing & potential new sponsors. Having professional television broadcast agreements in place with our partners Foxsports and Kayo in Australia and beIN Sports USA, MAV TV USA and REV TV in Canada, is truly a milestone for the ongoing development of the Sport. ”

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