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How to Watch the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale

GT World Challenge America · Indianapolis Motor Speedway · IN · Sunday, October 11, 2026. Here's the start time, TV channel and live stream.

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How to watch GT World Challenge America at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale — a GT World Challenge America race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in IN — is set for Sunday, October 11, 2026. GT World Challenge America streams free on the GT World YouTube channel.

TV: there's no linear-TV broadcast — this one is streaming-only.

Streaming: watch live on the GT World YouTube channel (free).

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About the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale

The Indianapolis 8 Hour was first run in 2020 as the successor to the California 8 Hours, bringing the Intercontinental GT Challenge's United States round to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course — the first endurance sports car race held at the venue. It doubles as the GT World Challenge America season finale.

By winning in 2025, Valentino Rossi became the first competitor to win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on both a motorcycle and in a car.

Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale — key facts

Defending winner
Kelvin van der Linde / Valentino Rossi / Charles Weerts (BMW M Team WRT)
First held
2020
Format
8 hours

Past Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale winners

2025Kelvin van der Linde / Valentino Rossi / Charles Weerts (BMW M Team WRT)
2022Daniel Juncadella / Raffaele Marciello / Daniel Morad (Mercedes-AMG)
2021Christopher Haase / Patric Niederhauser / Markus Winkelhock (Audi)
2020Nick Catsburg / Connor De Phillippi / Augusto Farfus (BMW)

Team WRT BMW crews won three consecutive editions from 2023 to 2025.

About Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Length
2.5-mile
Surface
asphalt
Layout
oval
Banking
9°12'
Grandstand seating
257,325
Opened
1909

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a 2.5-mile rectangular oval in Speedway, Indiana, home of the Indianapolis 500. Opened in 1909, its turns are banked at a relatively shallow 9 degrees.

With a permanent seating capacity of about 257,000, it is the highest-capacity sports venue in the world.

Frequently asked questions

What time does the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale start?

The Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale (GT World Challenge America) is scheduled for a time still to be announced on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Times are US Eastern — the live schedule at RacingOnTV.net converts them to your local zone.

What channel is the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale on?

The Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale streams free on the GT World YouTube channel.

Is the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale on TV?

The Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale isn't on linear TV — it's a streaming-only broadcast. You can watch it live on the GT World YouTube channel (free) on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

Where can I watch the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale?

Watch the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale on GT World — streaming live on the GT World YouTube channel (free). Use the Watch button above to go straight to the broadcast on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

How can I stream the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale live?

You can stream it on the GT World YouTube channel (free).

Where is the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale held?

The race is at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in IN, a 2.5-mile asphalt oval.

Who won the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale last time?

Kelvin van der Linde / Valentino Rossi / Charles Weerts (BMW M Team WRT) is the defending winner of the Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale.

When was the first Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale?

The inaugural Indianapolis 8 Hour Finale was held in 2020.

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