CAMPEONATO MUNDO DE RALIS 2021 - WRC COM NOVIDADES

Quinta, 22 Abril 2021 16:07 | Actualizado em Domingo, 14 Abril 2024 06:58

WRC+ All Live adds German and Japanese commentary

·       Two new language versions confirmed for WRC+ All Live

·       German and Japanese commentaries added to English and Spanish

·       All Live streams action from every special stage at every WRC round

·       News assets available at https://bit.ly/2ROovVx 

 WRC+ All Live’s ground-breaking television coverage of the FIA World Rally Championship will be enhanced by the addition of commentary in two new languages.

From this week’s Croatia Rally (22 - 25 April), fans in Germany and Japan can listen to live special stage commentary in their native language alongside spectacular roadside, onboard and helicopter action pictures.    

It increases the innovative All Live reports to four different languages. WRC Promoter launched its streaming programmes in English at the start of 2018, with Spanish introduced at the beginning of the following year.

Experienced WRC television commentator Christian Glück will be behind the microphone for German fans throughout the season.

At the Croatia Rally, Japanese viewers will be entertained by an experienced group of motorsport journalists comprising Mitsuharu Izumi, Hiroaki Ibuki, Mitsuhiro Kunisawa and Hitoshi Hongo. Other commentators and guests will join the team for future events. 

The online subscription WRC+ All Live service offers more than 25 hours of thrilling live and on-demand action from each round, including as-it-happens coverage of every special stage, expert analysis, service park interviews and special features.

“WRC+ All Live has continued to grow, both in content and audience, since it was launched at Rallye Monte-Carlo in 2018,” explained Florian Ruth, WRC Promoter’s senior director for content and communication.

“Doubling our language output from two to four is another major step forward in WRC+ All Live’s coverage. It will add to the enjoyment of German and Japanese-speaking fans who can now enjoy the thrills and spills of the WRC in their native tongue.”

The Japanese commentary will prove especially popular in a country which hosts the championship’s potentially title-deciding final round in Nagoya on 11 - 14 November. In a further boost for fans there, the WRC recently launched an official Twitter platform in Japanese at https://twitter.com/officialWRC_JP.

Fans wishing to subscribe to WRC+ All Live can do so via the championship website at www.wrc.com. A special 25 per cent discount is currently available for fans buying a season pass for the remaining 10 rounds of the 2021 season.

About WRC Promoter GmbH

WRC Promoter GmbH is responsible for all commercial aspects of the FIA World Rally Championship, including TV production and the marketing of global media and sponsorship rights. The Promoter also has responsibility to increase the field of participants and to propose the venues that form the FIA WRC calendar.

The World Rally Championship is the FIA’s premium rally series. WRC showcases authentic motorsport, high performance cars and the world’s best drivers competing in dramatic surroundings ranging from the ice and snow of Scandinavia to the blistering heat of Italy in mid-summer. Established in its current format in 1973, WRC participants battle for the drivers’ and manufacturers’ world titles at 12 rallies. Additional championship information can be found at www.wrc.com.

Next rally: Croatia Rally, 22 - 25 April 2021.