TV Coverage?

[termietermite]

No because the only time when it's any use, I'm at the circuit, although I have it as part of my membership.

[Paddy_NL]

From the MotorsTV forum:

With the big one only a couple of weeks away now, I thought you all might like to know how Motors TV UK will be handling this year's 75th Le Mans 24 Hours.

Following the success of our debut 24 Hours broadcast last year, Martin Haven and I will be presenting live coverage live from scrutineering in the city centre on Monday and Tuesday, bringing you the rites of 'le passage' together with interviews with drivers and team managers.

We are joined by David Leslie and Diana Binks live at the track on Wednesday and Thursday nights for qualifying, then on Friday Carlton Kirby will bring you the Drivers Parade.

Our race weekend coverage starts at 08.00 Saturday with the 24 Hours warm-up, followed by the Le Mans Legends race which will be covered for us by historic experts Neville Hay and Chris Parsons.

Motors TV will be live on air for the rest of Saturday and Sunday, our core commentary team joined by drivers and personalities as we bring you in all more than 50 hours of coverage. Martin is threatening to go for 24 hours non-stop - bets are being taken on this forum...

Note that the 24 Hours starts at 15.00 local time, 14.00 UK this year.

MARK COLE

UK Timings at present are:
Monday June 11 Scrutineering:  13.30 - 17.00
Tuesday June 12 Scrutineering:  07.30 - 16.00
Weds June 13 Qualifying 1: 18.00 - 23.00
Thurs June 14 Qualifying 2: 18.00 - 23.00
Friday June 15 Drivers Parade: 17.00 - 18.00
Sat June 16 Warm-up, Legends, Race: 08.00 - 00.00
Sun June 17 Race: 00.00 - 14.30

[fagey]

From the MotorsTV forum:

With the big one only a couple of weeks away now, I thought you all might like to know how Motors TV UK will be handling this year's 75th Le Mans 24 Hours.

Following the success of our debut 24 Hours broadcast last year, Martin Haven and I will be presenting live coverage live from scrutineering in the city centre on Monday and Tuesday, bringing you the rites of 'le passage' together with interviews with drivers and team managers.

We are joined by David Leslie and Diana Binks live at the track on Wednesday and Thursday nights for qualifying, then on Friday Carlton Kirby will bring you the Drivers Parade.

Our race weekend coverage starts at 08.00 Saturday with the 24 Hours warm-up, followed by the Le Mans Legends race which will be covered for us by historic experts Neville Hay and Chris Parsons.

Motors TV will be live on air for the rest of Saturday and Sunday, our core commentary team joined by drivers and personalities as we bring you in all more than 50 hours of coverage. Martin is threatening to go for 24 hours non-stop - bets are being taken on this forum...

Note that the 24 Hours starts at 15.00 local time, 14.00 UK this year.

MARK COLE

UK Timings at present are:
Monday June 11 Scrutineering:  13.30 - 17.00
Tuesday June 12 Scrutineering:  07.30 - 16.00
Weds June 13 Qualifying 1: 18.00 - 23.00
Thurs June 14 Qualifying 2: 18.00 - 23.00
Friday June 15 Drivers Parade: 17.00 - 18.00
Sat June 16 Warm-up, Legends, Race: 08.00 - 00.00
Sun June 17 Race: 00.00 - 14.30

knowing my luck the satellite will blow up

[Lazy B'stard]

We don't have 'posh telly' at our house so hopefully Dickie Davis will give it a mention on World of Sport.

[johnny waring]

Has anyone tried the ACOs online webcam coverage?

No but I have Followed the LMS on the webcam. This year the ACO are putting; live timing, 4 webcams that update every 5 seconds, live radio, live photos, live info and video on the website. However you have to pay about £8, or if you are a member of the ACO it is free.

[Paddy_NL]

However you have to pay about £8, or if you are a member of the ACO it is free.

PM me what they require & you can have my details, don't need to log in as I'm there myself...

[Piglet]

Has anyone tried the ACOs online webcam coverage?

No but I have Followed the LMS on the webcam. This year the ACO are putting; live timing, 4 webcams that update every 5 seconds, live radio, live photos, live info and video on the website. However you have to pay about £8, or if you are a member of the ACO it is free.

If it works that's not bad at eight quid.  I will of course, barring unforseen disasters, be there 

I'm hoping that there will be some pre-qual coverage this weekend to supplement, Moto GP, WTCC et al..