Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 LIVE TODAY: minute by minute and the latest ONLINE news of the Olympics
July 26, 2021 by archyde
The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 continue this Sunday, July 25 (Monday 26 in Japan) with the development of the third day of official competitions. From 4.30 pm (Peruvian time) the first tests of various sports will take place, such as fencing, men’s shooting and boxing, while others such as swimming, skateboarding and women’s shooting will decide the winners of the medals.
So that you do not miss the coverage of the event, you can tune in to the channels
ATV Y Sure Sports in Peruvian territory, or enter via streaming through Marca Claro. In addition, in La República Deportes you will find minute by minute, with a compilation of the most important results as well as the latest news.
Formula E has today announced a new media partnership with Claro Sport, to show each race of the 2020/21 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Every race and qualifying session will be live across Claro Sport, Claro Video and marcaclaro.com, with three highlights shows in the week after a race, and all content, also on demand on Claro Video and marcaclaro.com, providing full 360-degree coverage of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Claro Sports will provide localised Spanish-language commentary of the action to appeal to fans in each of the 17 territories, which Claro Sport covers, including coverage of both races at the inaugural Puebla E-Prix – a double-header at a brand new location for Formula E in Mexico.
| 26 February 2021
On the eve of its first season as an FIA World Championship, Formula E has announced that its seventh edition will be broadcast live in over 150 countries, across six continents.
The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship is a single-seater motorsport series that uses only electric cars and season 7 will begin on 26 and 27 February with a double header in the dark of Diriyah in Saudi Arabia and Formula E has agreed new or extended media partnerships with over 40 broadcasters, notably Seven.One Entertainment Group (SAT.1) in Germany, CBS in the US, Discovery (Eurosport) across Europe, Sky Italia in Italy, Cultura and Globo in Brazil and SuperSport in Africa. The new partnerships will result in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship being broadcast in more than 30 languages around the world, with over 60 hours of live, and 40 hours of non-live programming per season.