Chile's Canal 13 extends broadcast partnership with Extreme E

This extension means that the Santiago-based commercial station will continue to deliver a comprehensive coverage package of Extreme E's action-packed races. Viewers can expect a line-up that includes live race feeds, insightful previews, captivating magazine shows, all accessible through the digital platform www.13.cl. The coverage will be presented in both English and Spanish, ensuring a broader reach and engagement.

With a track record of three exceptional seasons and its fourth instalment underway, Extreme E has captivated global audiences by staging races in some of the planet's most remote and environmentally By selecting venues affected by climate change, from the Atacama Desert to the Arctic, the championship aims to spark increased awareness and interest in pressing environmental issues among its viewers.

Central to the championship's ethos is its unique viewing format. Races are staged without live spectators and instead broadcasted as two-hour programmess, a strategic move to minimise the championship's carbon footprint. Additionally, race equipment transported via sea on the floating centrepiece, St. Helena. Canal 13 will also feature exclusive behind-the-scenes content focusing on environmental issues, further aligning with Extreme E's mission to promote awareness and action on environmental solutions.

Ali Russell, Managing Director, Extreme E, said: “I'm thrilled that we will continue to bring our sport-for-purpose series to Canal 13's digital audience in Chile. Our broadcast package has gained immense popularity since its inception, which is evident from our impressive audience numbers.

“With Canal 13 on our territories roster, we can continue to share not only the thrilling race action that Extreme E provides, but also the broader messages of our championship around electrification, environment and equality.”