Listen to Racing Post commentary live online with the radio player below. Follow today's horse racing action with live audio commentary wherever you have an internet connection.
Racing Post Radio is an easy way to keep up with the racing when you can't watch live. Simply start the player below to listen from your desktop, mobile or tablet.
Racing Post is one of the best-known names in British and Irish horse racing, providing racecards, results, news, form, betting information and expert racing analysis.
For racing fans who prefer audio, live Racing Post commentary provides a convenient way to follow the action without having to watch a video stream. That can be particularly useful when you're travelling, working or simply want to keep track of today's racing in the background.
The Racing Post-branded radio player above can be accessed directly through your web browser, making it quick and easy to tune in to live horse racing commentary without having to install additional software.
Looking for Racing Post live commentary today? Use the player above to listen to the available live racing coverage.
Audio commentary is particularly useful for following races throughout the day, whether you're on a computer or listening from your phone. Unlike live video, radio commentary also uses relatively little data and can easily be left playing while you use your device for something else.
Coverage and individual race availability can vary, so check the player for the latest live broadcast.
If you're searching for Racing Post app radio or Racing Post app commentary, you don't necessarily need to use an app to listen.
The player on this page works through your web browser, giving you another way to access Racing Post radio commentary from a phone, tablet or computer. On mobile, simply open this page in your browser and start the player.
The official Racing Post app separately provides Racing Post racecards, results, news, betting information and other racing features.
Radio and text commentary offer two different ways of following a race when you aren't watching it live.
Racing Post radio commentary provides a continuous audio call of the action, making it better suited to listeners who want to follow a race as it happens without watching a screen.
Racing Post has also offered live text commentary through its own racing products. Text coverage can be useful when listening to audio isn't practical or when you want to quickly check what happened during a race.
If you're looking specifically for audio commentary, use the radio player above.
If the Racing Post radio player isn't working or the commentary won't start, try the following:
There can also occasionally be temporary problems with the underlying radio feed. If the player normally works on your device but suddenly stops, trying again later may resolve the issue.
The Racing Post radio player on this page is free to listen to. Simply start the player above to access the available live commentary.
Yes. When live coverage is available, you can listen through the Racing Post radio player above. Coverage will depend on the racing and broadcasts available that day.
No. If you simply want to listen to the radio commentary available here, you can use the player directly in your web browser without installing the Racing Post app.
Yes. Open this page using your phone's web browser and start the player. The browser-based player provides an alternative for people searching for Racing Post app radio or commentary.
Racing Post has provided real-time text commentary alongside its racecards. If you prefer audio commentary, you can instead listen using the radio player on this page.
People searching for Racing Post betting commentary are generally looking for live racing coverage alongside the betting information, form and analysis associated with Racing Post. The radio player above lets you follow the live action by audio while using racecards, odds or other racing information separately.
Player problems can be caused by browser settings, content blockers, connection issues or a temporary interruption to the underlying stream. Refreshing the page, trying another browser and checking that audio and embedded content are permitted will resolve many common problems.
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