Racing Victoria and Racing WA have confirmed a new multi-year partnership that will see Western Australian thoroughbred racing featured on Racing.com, starting next week.
The agreement kicks off with the meeting at Northam on Wednesday, 2 July 2025, bringing WA races to a national audience via all Racing.com platforms—free-to-air, digital, and subscription.
As part of the collaboration, Racing.com will incorporate Racing WA’s local broadcasts—including hosts, previews, and post-race analysis—into its programming alongside its premium Victorian racing, South Australian meetings, and major events from Hong Kong and other international jurisdictions.
Western Australian races will also receive enhanced coverage across Racing.com’s digital ecosystem, with analysis, betting tips, and breaking news stories published alongside Victorian content.
This announcement follows closely behind RV’s extension with the Seven Network, ensuring Racing.com’s free-to-air broadcast remains in place for another five years starting 1 July 2025.
Racing.com is currently accessible via free-to-air Channel 78 (metro), Channel 68 (regional), the 7plus streaming service, Foxtel Channel 529, Kayo Sports, and Racing.com’s own digital channels.
“Racing.com plays a pivotal role showcasing Victorian thoroughbred racing nationally and our partnerships with other states helps to build audience and engagement through our breadth of content,” said Andy Hoad, RV Executive General Manager – Media, Content and Marketing.
“We’re delighted to welcome WA thoroughbred racing onto Racing.com and we expect it to be embraced by punters nationwide, who can now continue to enjoy quality live racing once the action has finished on the east coast.
“Racing.com boasts an amazing suite of racing. From the very best Victoria has to offer, be that our Group 1s or beloved Country Cups, to elite racing from Hong Kong and the UK, through to all the great action from South Australia and now Western Australia.
“The team at Racing WA are great to work with. They have high production standards and our ability to tap into their quality pictures and insights makes this an efficient and exciting expansion for Racing.com.
“The Racing.com audience can be assured of a fantastic coverage from some spectacular racetracks in the west each Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday along with other selected days throughout the year.”
David Hunter, Racing WA’s Chief Racing Officer, echoed the excitement about the new platform, which significantly broadens WA’s exposure.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Racing.com to further expose Western Australian thoroughbred racing to a national audience,” he said.
“Racing.com’s coverage of Victorian and South Australian racing is great, so we’re delighted to now join those states in showcasing the quality and diversity of WA racing to more viewers than ever before.
“From Kununurra in the State’s north to Albany more than 3550km south, WA’s racing landscape is truly unique and we’re confident Racing.com’s audience will enjoy every moment of it.”
All WA race meetings will also continue to be available via racingwa.com.au and the TABtouch app operated by Racing and Wagering Western Australia.
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