F1 Santander British Grand Prix
Coverage 4 -6th July 2014
Times in GMT / BST
FRIDAY 4 JULY
Practice 1 10:00
Practice 2 14:00
SATURDAY 5 JULY
Practice 3 10:00
QUALIFYING 13:00
SUNDAY 6 JULY
Grand Prix 13:00
Live on Sky Sports F1, BBC Sports (BBC Two), BeIN Sports, Antenna 3
http://www.satandpcguy.com/Site/f1_formula_one_2014_live_tv_coverage_sky_sports_bbc.php
http://www.satandpcguy.com/blog/2014/07/british-grand-prix-sky-sports-f1-bbc-coverage-times/
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Thursday, July 3, 2014
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Top sporting dates in 2013
There are many key sporting moments in 2013, all live and availabel to watch on TV. there is the World Athletics Championships, Rugby League World Cup, the women's Cricket World Cup, the Ashes and ICC Champions Trophy and in football the Africa Cup of Nations and women's European Championships all to look forward to.
JANUARY
14-27: Australian Open tennis
World number ones Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka will defend their titles as the tennis year gets under way in Melbourne.
19 January-10 February: Africa Cup of Nations
The 29th Africa Cup of Nations is being held in South Africa. The Final will be played at Soccer City on Sunday, 10 February 10. The other host cities are Durban, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit and Rustenburg.
31 January-17 February: Women's Cricket ICC World Cup
Hosts India will open the ICC Women's World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
FEBRUARY
2 February-16 March: Rugby Union Six Nations
Wales are defending champions, but England will fancy their chances when the 2013 Six Nations kicks off.
3 February The Superbowl
Super Bowl XLVII - will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
6 February : England v Brazil
The first of three special England home football friendlies to mark the Football Association's 150th anniversary, with matches against the Republic of Ireland (29 May) and Scotland (14 August) also lined up.
20-24 February : World Track Cycling Championships
24: Capital One Cup final
Wembley will host the 54th final of the League Cup.
MARCH
12-15: Cheltenham Festival
The great horse racing festival
31: Boat Race
The 2013 contest between Oxford and Cambridge Universities will be the 159th running of the race.
APRIL
6: Grand National
All eyes will be on Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool for the Grand National.
11-14: The Masters
In the first major of the golfing year, Augusta will again play host to this historic tournament.
20 April-6 May: Snooker World Championship
Snooker's biggest tournament is held at the Crucible in Sheffield.
21: London Marathon
More than 30,000 runners will hit 26 miles of London's streets in the 33rd London Marathon.
MAY
11: FA Cup Final
23 & 25: Champions League Finals
The fourth Uefa Women's Champions League final will be played at Chelsea's ground, Stamford Bridge, on 23 May, with the men's at Wembley on 25 May.
26: Scottish Cup Final
The Scottish Cup Final will move from its traditional Saturday kick-off to Sunday so as not to clash with the Champions League final at Wembley.
26 May-9 June: French Open Tennis
JUNE
1: Epsom Derby
The 234th Epsom Derby is the pinnacle of the Flat racing season.
1 June-6 July: British and Irish Lions tour
The British and Irish Lions will play nine matches, including three Tests, during their tour of Australia plus a game against Barbarians in Hong Kong en route.
6-23: ICC Champions Trophy
England and Wales will host the three-week 50-over tournament featuring the top eight one-day sides in world cricket.
13-16: US Open golf
Golf's second major of the year, the US Open , takes place at Merion in Pennsylvania.
18-22: Royal Ascot
Top racing action mixes with high fashion at the five-day meeting which features some of the top equine stars from around the world.
24 June-7 July: Wimbledon
The 127th Championships.
29 June-21 July: Tour de France
The 100th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages, covering a total distance of 2,088 miles.
30 June: British Grand Prix
The 2013 race has been brought forward from its traditional July date to the last weekend of June.
JULY
10-29: Women's 2013 European Championships
The BBC will show all of England's European Women's Championship games next summer.
10 July-25 August: The Ashes
England will host Australia in the Ashes series in July and August.
18-21: The Open
Ernie Els will defend his Open title at Muirfield in East Lothian, Scotland.
20-28: IPC Athletics World Championships
AUGUST
10-18: Athletics World Championships
Russian capital Moscow will host the 14th Athletics World Championships.
26 August-8 September: US Open
Andy Murray achieved the seemingly impossible at Flushing Meadows in New York in 2012, when he won his first major title.
SEPTEMBER
1: British MotoGP
The 2013 British MotoGP moves from its traditional summer slot in June to September to host round 13 of the World Championship.
OCTOBER
26 October-30 November: Rugby League World Cup
The final will be at Old Trafford on 30 November.
NOVEMBER
4: ATP World Tour Finals
28 November-January 2014: The Ashes
England will travel to Australia for the return Ashes series between November 2013 and January 2014.
JANUARY
14-27: Australian Open tennis
World number ones Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka will defend their titles as the tennis year gets under way in Melbourne.
19 January-10 February: Africa Cup of Nations
The 29th Africa Cup of Nations is being held in South Africa. The Final will be played at Soccer City on Sunday, 10 February 10. The other host cities are Durban, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit and Rustenburg.
31 January-17 February: Women's Cricket ICC World Cup
Hosts India will open the ICC Women's World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
FEBRUARY
2 February-16 March: Rugby Union Six Nations
Wales are defending champions, but England will fancy their chances when the 2013 Six Nations kicks off.
3 February The Superbowl
Super Bowl XLVII - will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
6 February : England v Brazil
The first of three special England home football friendlies to mark the Football Association's 150th anniversary, with matches against the Republic of Ireland (29 May) and Scotland (14 August) also lined up.
20-24 February : World Track Cycling Championships
24: Capital One Cup final
Wembley will host the 54th final of the League Cup.
MARCH
12-15: Cheltenham Festival
The great horse racing festival
31: Boat Race
The 2013 contest between Oxford and Cambridge Universities will be the 159th running of the race.
APRIL
6: Grand National
All eyes will be on Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool for the Grand National.
11-14: The Masters
In the first major of the golfing year, Augusta will again play host to this historic tournament.
20 April-6 May: Snooker World Championship
Snooker's biggest tournament is held at the Crucible in Sheffield.
21: London Marathon
More than 30,000 runners will hit 26 miles of London's streets in the 33rd London Marathon.
MAY
11: FA Cup Final
23 & 25: Champions League Finals
The fourth Uefa Women's Champions League final will be played at Chelsea's ground, Stamford Bridge, on 23 May, with the men's at Wembley on 25 May.
26: Scottish Cup Final
The Scottish Cup Final will move from its traditional Saturday kick-off to Sunday so as not to clash with the Champions League final at Wembley.
26 May-9 June: French Open Tennis
JUNE
1: Epsom Derby
The 234th Epsom Derby is the pinnacle of the Flat racing season.
1 June-6 July: British and Irish Lions tour
The British and Irish Lions will play nine matches, including three Tests, during their tour of Australia plus a game against Barbarians in Hong Kong en route.
6-23: ICC Champions Trophy
England and Wales will host the three-week 50-over tournament featuring the top eight one-day sides in world cricket.
13-16: US Open golf
Golf's second major of the year, the US Open , takes place at Merion in Pennsylvania.
18-22: Royal Ascot
Top racing action mixes with high fashion at the five-day meeting which features some of the top equine stars from around the world.
24 June-7 July: Wimbledon
The 127th Championships.
29 June-21 July: Tour de France
The 100th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages, covering a total distance of 2,088 miles.
30 June: British Grand Prix
The 2013 race has been brought forward from its traditional July date to the last weekend of June.
JULY
10-29: Women's 2013 European Championships
The BBC will show all of England's European Women's Championship games next summer.
10 July-25 August: The Ashes
England will host Australia in the Ashes series in July and August.
18-21: The Open
Ernie Els will defend his Open title at Muirfield in East Lothian, Scotland.
20-28: IPC Athletics World Championships
AUGUST
10-18: Athletics World Championships
Russian capital Moscow will host the 14th Athletics World Championships.
26 August-8 September: US Open
Andy Murray achieved the seemingly impossible at Flushing Meadows in New York in 2012, when he won his first major title.
SEPTEMBER
1: British MotoGP
The 2013 British MotoGP moves from its traditional summer slot in June to September to host round 13 of the World Championship.
OCTOBER
26 October-30 November: Rugby League World Cup
The final will be at Old Trafford on 30 November.
NOVEMBER
4: ATP World Tour Finals
28 November-January 2014: The Ashes
England will travel to Australia for the return Ashes series between November 2013 and January 2014.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
BBC to show NFL American Football LIVE on Monday Night Football
The BBC has reached agreement to broadcast the National Football League’s iconic Monday Night Football for the 2012 season.
Monday Night Football, which launched in the 1970s and helped build the popularity of the NFL in the United States, will be aired live by the BBC on the Red Button and will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website.
The deal means that MNF is now available to fans in the UK on a free-to-air basis. The season kicks off with a double-header next Monday (September 10), with the Cincinnati Bengals travelling to the Baltimore Ravens (kick-off at 12 midnight UK time), followed by the San Diego Chargers facing the Oakland Raiders (kick-off 3.15 a.m.)
Viewers can access BBC’s Red Button service by pressing the red button on their remote from any BBC TV channel on their digital TV (including cable, satellite and Freeview). BBC Online’s coverage will be available via the BBC Sports website at www.bbc.co.uk/sport.
David Murray, Head of Rights, BBC Sport, said: “We look forward to bringing Monday Night Football to our audience, who this summer have shown a great appetite for sport content via our online and red button streams. We’re delighted that our relationship with the NFL continues to grow and we look forward to a great season.”
In addition to MNF, BBC TV will continue to air live coverage of the Super Bowl, which is played in New Orleans on February 3, 2013; highlights of the International Series game between the New England Patriots and St Louis Rams at Wembley on Sunday October 28; and weekly playoff highlights in January. BBC Radio will air at least one live game commentary per week on 5Live Sports Extra, beginning with the season opener between the Dallas Cowboys and Super Bowl champion New York Giants at 1.30 a.m. this Wednesday night.
“We are thrilled to be extending our relationship with the BBC in this way,” said Alistair Kirkwood, Managing Director of NFLUK. “Monday Night Football is one of the jewels of the NFL season and the ability for our fans to see it free of charge is very exciting.”
From Week 2 of the season, Monday Night Football will revert to its usual 1.30 a.m. start time. In Week 2 (September 17), viewers will be able to see Peyton Manning lead the Denver Broncos into battle at the Atlanta Falcons, while Week 3 features NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers taking on the Seattle Seahawks.
The full Monday Night Football schedule is:
Week 1 – Cincinnati at Baltimore; San Diego at Oakland
Week 2 – Denver at Atlanta
Week 3 – Green Bay at Seattle
Week 4 – Chicago at Dallas
Week 5 – Houston at NY Jets
Week 6 – Denver at San Diego
Week 7 – Detroit at Chicago
Week 8 – San Francisco at Arizona
Week 9 – Philadelphia at New Orleans
Week 10 – Kansas City at Pittsburgh
Week 11 – Chicago at San Francisco
Week 12 – Carolina at Philadelphia
Week 13 – NY Giants at Washington
Week 14 – Houston at New England
Week 15 – NY Jets at Tennessee
Week 16 – Atlanta at Detroit (Saturday night)
Plans for the broadcasts are still being formulated but along with the ESPN game coverage, featuring Mike Tirico and Super Bowl-winning head coach Jon Gruden, specific UK-related content will be developed. This includes possible incorporation of NFLUK’s popular Inside The Huddle podcast, which regularly ranks in the Top 5 of the iTunes’ chart for professional sports podcasts.
The Monday Night Football deal completes the package of NFL coverage in the UK for the 2012 season, following previous announcements that:
•Sky Sports will carry Sunday double-headers and all Thursday night games throughout the regular season, plus all postseason games live, as part of a new three-year deal
•Channel 4 will air Sunday Night Football live, this year in HD
NFLUK would like to acknowledge and apologise for the frustration and uncertainty that many fans have experienced due to the late finalisation of this year’s UK television line-up and thank everyone for their patience and continued support of the NFL. NFLUK Managing Director Alistair Kirkwood is inviting fans to send in questions for a Q and A that will explain some of the issues involved in this year’s TV negotiations. Further details of that will follow soon.
Monday Night Football, which launched in the 1970s and helped build the popularity of the NFL in the United States, will be aired live by the BBC on the Red Button and will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website.
The deal means that MNF is now available to fans in the UK on a free-to-air basis. The season kicks off with a double-header next Monday (September 10), with the Cincinnati Bengals travelling to the Baltimore Ravens (kick-off at 12 midnight UK time), followed by the San Diego Chargers facing the Oakland Raiders (kick-off 3.15 a.m.)
Viewers can access BBC’s Red Button service by pressing the red button on their remote from any BBC TV channel on their digital TV (including cable, satellite and Freeview). BBC Online’s coverage will be available via the BBC Sports website at www.bbc.co.uk/sport.
David Murray, Head of Rights, BBC Sport, said: “We look forward to bringing Monday Night Football to our audience, who this summer have shown a great appetite for sport content via our online and red button streams. We’re delighted that our relationship with the NFL continues to grow and we look forward to a great season.”
In addition to MNF, BBC TV will continue to air live coverage of the Super Bowl, which is played in New Orleans on February 3, 2013; highlights of the International Series game between the New England Patriots and St Louis Rams at Wembley on Sunday October 28; and weekly playoff highlights in January. BBC Radio will air at least one live game commentary per week on 5Live Sports Extra, beginning with the season opener between the Dallas Cowboys and Super Bowl champion New York Giants at 1.30 a.m. this Wednesday night.
“We are thrilled to be extending our relationship with the BBC in this way,” said Alistair Kirkwood, Managing Director of NFLUK. “Monday Night Football is one of the jewels of the NFL season and the ability for our fans to see it free of charge is very exciting.”
From Week 2 of the season, Monday Night Football will revert to its usual 1.30 a.m. start time. In Week 2 (September 17), viewers will be able to see Peyton Manning lead the Denver Broncos into battle at the Atlanta Falcons, while Week 3 features NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers taking on the Seattle Seahawks.
The full Monday Night Football schedule is:
Week 1 – Cincinnati at Baltimore; San Diego at Oakland
Week 2 – Denver at Atlanta
Week 3 – Green Bay at Seattle
Week 4 – Chicago at Dallas
Week 5 – Houston at NY Jets
Week 6 – Denver at San Diego
Week 7 – Detroit at Chicago
Week 8 – San Francisco at Arizona
Week 9 – Philadelphia at New Orleans
Week 10 – Kansas City at Pittsburgh
Week 11 – Chicago at San Francisco
Week 12 – Carolina at Philadelphia
Week 13 – NY Giants at Washington
Week 14 – Houston at New England
Week 15 – NY Jets at Tennessee
Week 16 – Atlanta at Detroit (Saturday night)
Plans for the broadcasts are still being formulated but along with the ESPN game coverage, featuring Mike Tirico and Super Bowl-winning head coach Jon Gruden, specific UK-related content will be developed. This includes possible incorporation of NFLUK’s popular Inside The Huddle podcast, which regularly ranks in the Top 5 of the iTunes’ chart for professional sports podcasts.
The Monday Night Football deal completes the package of NFL coverage in the UK for the 2012 season, following previous announcements that:
•Sky Sports will carry Sunday double-headers and all Thursday night games throughout the regular season, plus all postseason games live, as part of a new three-year deal
•Channel 4 will air Sunday Night Football live, this year in HD
NFLUK would like to acknowledge and apologise for the frustration and uncertainty that many fans have experienced due to the late finalisation of this year’s UK television line-up and thank everyone for their patience and continued support of the NFL. NFLUK Managing Director Alistair Kirkwood is inviting fans to send in questions for a Q and A that will explain some of the issues involved in this year’s TV negotiations. Further details of that will follow soon.
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