Racing Sports
Auto:
- Formula One: Rede Globo and SporTV
- IndyCar: Band and BandSports
- GP2: SporTV
- Formula Three: ESPN
- South American Formula Three: BandSports
- British Formula Three Championship: SPEED
- Superleague Formula: Esporte Interativo, SporTV and ESPN Brasil
- Stock Car Brasil: Rede Globo and SporTV
- Stock Car Light: SporTV
- Mini-Challenge: BandSports and Band (highlights)
- Sprint Cup Series: Fox Sports Brasil and SPEED
- Nationwide Series: Fox Sports Brasil and SPEED
- Rolex Sports Car Series: SPEED
- American Le Mans Series: SPEED
- Camping World Truck Series: Fox Sports Brasil and SPEED
- FIA GT Championship: BandSports and SPEED
- Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters: BandSports and SPEED
- V8 Supercars: BandSports and SPEED
- World Series by Renault: SPEED
- NASCAR Mexico: SPEED
- Argentine TC 2000 and Turismo Carretera: SPEED
Bike:
- Moto GP: SporTV
- Moto2: SporTV
- Superbike World Championship: ESPN
- AMA Supercross: ESPN and SPEED
- Campeonato Brasileiro de Motocross: ESPN
- Superbike Brasil: ESPN e Band (highlights)
- Moto1000: TV Record
- Arena Cross Brasil: SporTV
Others:
- Fórmula Truck: Band and BandSports
- Spyder Race Brasil: SPEED
- Campeonato de Arrancadão Gaúcho: Fox Sports Brasil and SPEED
- Monster Jam: Fox Sports Brasil and SPEED
- F1 Powerboat World Championship: BandSports
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Point to rich ends.”
—William Shakespeare (1564–1616)