How to Watch Royal Ascot 2018: Live stream all the day 4 and day 5 races for free
Royal Ascot 2018 is one of the biggest events on the racing calendar and the action is now underway out in Berkshire as we enter days four and fiveof the centrepiece. Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Royal Ascot races now that the prestigious Ascot Gold Cup has been and gone, including details of all of today’s race times and TV coverage – plus how to live stream Royal Ascot 2018 for free.
Running from June 19-23, the Royal Ascot 2018 races are one of the year’s sporting highlights. Headlined by the prestigious Ascot Gold Cup on Thursday, there are no less than 30 races taking place across five days, with the featured race taking place at 4.20pm BST each day (11.20am ET).
The Champagne and Pimm’s will be flowing, newly anointed royal Meghan Markle will be among those taking in the action, and if we’re really lucky some of the more plastered attendees might try and batter each other under the watchful eye of social media.
Sounds like a great time, right?
However, if you’d rather watch the Royal Ascot races from afar, here’s all the details you need for all the remaining races.
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Royal Ascot 2018 TV Channel: Who’s showing the day 4 and day 5 Royal Ascot races this year?
ITV owns the rights to the Royal Ascot races, and will be airing over 25 hours worth of TV coverage across ITV1 and ITV4.
Day Four Ascot coverage kick-offs at 1.30pm on Friday June 22 over on ITV4.
Day Five
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How to Watch Royal Ascot 2018: Free live streaming guide for Ascot days 4 and 5
As ITV is showing the Royal Ascot races, live streaming all the action couldn’t be easier.
Better still, it’s completely free – provided you hold a valid UK TV license.
All you need is the ITV Hub app, which is available on virtually any modern device. Here are some quick links to get you started.
If you’re not in the UK, you might find that you’re not able to access ITV Hub due to geographic broadcasting restrictions. However, you should be able to get around this by using a VPN – check out our guide to the best VPNs if you’re not sure where to get started.
Royal Ascot 2018 Races (Day 4): Schedule and times for Friday, June 22
Friday and Saturday mark the culmination of Royal Ascot 2018 and there are plenty of big races still to come.
On Friday, this is the full Royal Ascot racecard – all times are BST and the day’s featured race is in bold.
- 2.30pm The Albany Stakes
- 3.05pm The King Edward VII Stakes
- 3.40pm Commonwealth Cup
- 4.20pm Coronation Stakes
- 5pm Sandringham Stakes
- 5.35pm Duke of Edinburgh Stakes
Royal Ascot 2018 Races (Day 5): Schedule and times for Saturday, June 23
Saturday is the final day of Royal Ascot 2018 and this is the full racecard – all times are BST and the day’s featured race is in bold.
- 2.30pm Chesham Stakes
- 3.05pm Hardwicke Stakes
- 3.40pm Windsor Castle Stakes
- 4.20pm Diamond Jubilee Stakes
- 5pm Wokingham Stakes
- 5.35pm Queen Alexandra Stakes
That’s all there is to it, enjoy Royal Ascot 2018!
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