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Here’s the schedule, including TV information (where applicable), and entry lists.
Schedule
Wednesday, March 12
8:55 a.m.-9:25 a.m.: Mustang Chal…
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The main race being on Peacock means I'll watch it two weeks later on IMSA's app or YouTube channel when it's dropped.
IMSA dropped an old video of an even older race: 1964 Sebring. The 13:30 mark has a real GRM solution to a hot cockpit. 
https://youtu.be/xcFYTi0MV0c?si=BJn4I-oUGWIYqWbT
In reply to Coniglio Rampante :
That fix embodied 'Improvise, adapt, overcome' mentality. I love it.
ultra32
New Reader
3/12/25 6:55 p.m.
So only pay to watch live?? No Thanks.
In reply to Coniglio Rampante :
If it's any consolation, it was just announced that the Michelin Pilot Challenge race at Sebring will now air live globally, including the U.S., on YouTube.
In reply to J.A. Ackley :
That a pleasant surprise, actually.
In reply to J.A. Ackley :
I'm down with that. Thank you, IMSA.
I know everyone hates the thought of paying for ANOTHER subscription to watch racing, but back in the day we also paid, it was just your cable bill. Cable didn't always have the channel that showed the racing you wanted to see, so then you had to buy the upgrade package or buy a specific channel or switch providers. It's just a different way of skinning the cat now.
I have peacock and still rarely watch the complete races live because I'm too busy to spend 12 or 24 hrs in front of the TV on a weekend. I can barely watch a 2:40 race in one sitting. It takes me a few weeks to watch a 24 hr race.
the only time I watched an entire 24 hr race in one weekend was when I planned an 'adult vacation' on the same weekend and spent it all by the pool or in the room watching the race.
In reply to Austincrx :
Yeah, time demands are a reason I'm fine with just waiting the week or two for IMSA to post the race on its YouTube channel or on its free app. I'm getting over any sense of fomo, plus, I like the announcers better than the ones on NBC/Peacock.
JG Pasterjak
Tech Editor & Production Manager
3/14/25 10:41 a.m.
Honestly Peacock is one of the few subscriptions that I feel like I get full value from. It's only like $6/mo and I'm sitting here with the Mustang challenge race on live in a corner of my second monitor. I've spent $6 on way stupider stuff.
In reply to JG Pasterjak :
And I watched some of it too, for free on IMSA's YouTube channel. Listening to John Doonan on the IMSA podcast, the viewership on Peacock has done very well. I'm glad for that; IMSA likely has never done better as a business entity. They're on the right track (no pun intended).
The Opera browser has a built in VPN. I pay for Peacock but I dont watch the races on there, too man ads.
Thanks to Michelin for the ad-free broadcast. 
I signed up to the free Peacock subscription for the 2024 thinking that I could watch the 24 hours of Daytona race that year only to be super disappointed when I couldn't watch anything, they never said I needed the paid subscription - Jerks. We eventually paid our $6 bucks because they had shows Mrs Heretic wanted to watch. This year's Rolex 24 equally sucked because I only got to watch the first and last hours of the race. (I think.)
Hopefully tomorrow, I won't be so disappointed. 