ProSieben remains the TV home of the DTM

• DTM and ProSieben agree long-term contract extension
• DTM races still to be shown live and in full on ProSieben in the future
• All sessions also live and free of charge on superstreamer Joyn

Munich. Fans will continue to be able to watch the DTM live on ProSieben in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in the coming years. ProSiebenSat.1 and the DTM have agreed a long-term extension to their successful partnership. As part of the agreement, ProSieben will again show the DTM races live and in full on free-to-air German TV. In the 2026 season, the broadcaster from Unterföhring and the DTM will line up in their ninth year together. ProSieben will also continue to show all DTM sessions live and free of charge on superstreamer Joyn. Furthermore, as of the 2026 season, Joyn will also exclusively stream Fan TV from the circuit all day at every race weekend. This will offer fans at home even an even greater insight into what goes on behind the scenes. The partnership also comprises live coverage of all races in the ADAC GT Masters and ADAC GT4 Germany on Joyn, as well as the cross-media integration of the DTM in various non-sporting formats of the ProSiebenSat.1 network.

Gernot Bauer, ProSiebenSat.1 Sports Director: "ProSieben, Joyn and the DTM are heading into the future together. That is very good news for all motorsport fans in Germany and Europe. Our 'ran racing' team will continue to bring the fascination of the DTM to the people. Joyn will show more DTM than ever before. And the races in the ADAC GT Masters and ADAC GT4 Germany will also be broadcast live again. We are very much looking forward to continuing our partnership with the DTM and the ADAC."

"ProSieben, Joyn and the DTM are a perfect match and we are pleased that this success story is now entering the next round," says ADAC Motorsport Director Thomas Voss. "By extending the contract, ProSieben and the DTM are taking the next step in a long-term partnership. ProSieben complements the DTM with its wealth of expertise, bringing viewers closer to the action and Joyn will expand its comprehensive coverage even further starting next year. The fact that the DTM will also be integrated in various formats outside the world of sport just goes to show what potential we have to grow together."

The 2026 DTM season kicks off against a spectacular alpine backdrop: from 24th to 26th April, the Red Bull Ring in Austria will host the opening round of the season for the first time. The calendar features eight race weekends and a total of 16 races.