Kayo Sports will also carry the coverage. The race will also be streamed on 10Play. Foxtel's Sky Racing is unable to carry the race live but will have it on delay, a few minutes after the event. (digital Channel 78) also is able to broadcast the Cup live. Their live broadcast will start at 10:30am AEDT and run until 5:30pm AEDT after the last race of the day. The race will be broadcast on Channel Ten, which has the rights to this year's Melbourne Cup Carnival. You can follow all the action throughout the day on our live blog. In the Northern Territory, it will be 1:30pm ACST, and in Western Australia it will be 12pm AWST. If you're in Queensland, the race will start at 2pm AEST, or in South Australia, at 2:30pm ACDT. The Melbourne Cup is race seven on the program, scheduled for 3pm AEDT - that's Melbourne time, and also for those in New South Wales, ACT and Tasmania. Here's your quick guide to the 163rd running of the Melbourne Cup.
LIVE UPDATES: Follow the results for all the races throughout the day on our live blog So what time is this today's race? How can you watch? Who are the favourites?įORM GUIDE: Explore our interactive guide to the horses in today's Melbourne Cup race Today is the first Tuesday of November, and that means it's time for the most famous horse race on the Australian sporting calendar.
