The V8 Supercars are refueled and ready for the 2020 season, with the 24th edition of the Championship scheduled to kick off in Adelaide this weekend. The Superloop Adelaide 500 is one of the biggest events on the Supercar racing calendar – a four-day event that ends with two 250km races on the city streets. The event was added to Australia's racing calendar in 1999 and this year DJR Team Penske's Scott McLaughlin in his Ford Mustang will be looking for a podium finish for the second year in a row. The supercar season is broadcast in 137 countries, and in Australia you can watch the high-speed drama (including testing and qualifying) live on TV or online. While Network 10 has the rights to broadcast Supercars 2020 for free TV, you can only watch seven of the 14 races. The Adelaide 500 is one of them, but if you like all the races you will have to buy a paid subscription to Foxtel or Kayo Sports. Plus, with one of these latest subscriptions, you'll also get exclusive access to the workout and more viewing options.
How to watch the 2020 V8 Supercars season live online
A Foxtel subscription offers one of the most comprehensive sports viewing options you can get in Australia, but it can be expensive - not only will you need to get the basic package, but you'll then need to upgrade to the Sports Option for an additional charge as well. For example, if you want to get the sports package with a Foxtel Now subscription, you'll pay AU$25 per month for the basic Essentials package, then add sports for an additional AU$29 per month. That brings your total monthly spending to AU$54, though that includes access to popular shows, including HBO productions, plus 12 channels showing you more than 50 sports. However, if you just want to stream the Adelaide 500 and all the following races (and don't mind TV shows), Kayo Sports is your best bet. For €25 a month, Kayo lets you stream all the sports you can stomach, and you can even do it simultaneously on two screens. New subscribers even have 14 days to try the service for free, and if you're not satisfied, you can cancel at any time, as there's no contract to lock you in. Kayo's feature-rich website and apps include various viewing options, such as the new RaceView mode that offers a bird's-eye view of all the races in Supercar 2020. On the other hand, the Race Center feature provides a handy qualifying overview. and driver statistics. If this sounds like a great way to enjoy the V8 Supercar season, you can sign up for a free trial of Kayo by clicking one of the green buttons below: < p class="vanilla-image-block">
Kayo Sports Basic Package | 14-day free trial, then $25/m Kayo's basic plan lets you stream sports on two devices simultaneously, without a lock contract. If you decide to stream to more devices at a later date, you can upgrade to the Premium package below for an extra €10 per month.