Channel 413 on Sky Digital and 545 on Virgin Media
LE MANS SERIES: SEASON FINALE The destination for the final race of the 2007 Le Mans Series was somewhat of a surprise when the calendar was announced. A trip to Interlagos in Brazil for the Mil Milhas, a traditional event with, traditionally, a very high level of competition! The race will be the crucial decider of the season as, even though Peugeot have won all five European races so far this year with their 908, the championship remains up for grabs. That is because the two Peugeot cars have shared out the victories, with both also suffering from non-finishes, whilst the lead Pescarolo-Judd has shown great consistency to score points in all five races. Only eight points now separate the three cars heading to Brazil. The Mil Milhas will be made even more exciting as the race distance is 1000 miles instead of 1000kms, making it a real test of endurance across a projected race time of between 10-11 hours. It is definitely not-to-be-missed and Motors TV has exclusive, uninterrupted LIVE coverage of the entire event.
LMS, Interlagos, LIVE and uninterrupted, Saturday 10 November from 17:00.V8 SUPERCARS ON EUROPE DOOR STEPWhilst the V8 Supercar Championship is predominantly based in Australia, the last couple of years have seen the series broaden its reach further a field. China hosted the first ‘foreign’ round and Bahrain has now become a regular fixture on the calendar. This season the Middle East Kingdom hosts three races and another tough on-track battle is expected. Motors TV is Europe’s exclusive broadcaster for the series and will show all three races LIVE. The High Speed Television channel will also have live coverage of round 13 from Symmons Plains later in the month.
V8 Supercars, Bahrain, race 1 LIVE, Friday 2 November at noon.Race 2 LIVE, Saturday 3 November at 8am.Race 3 LIVE, Saturday 3 November at noon.
V8 Supercars, Symmons Plains, the three races in full, Sunday 18 November from 14.30. CHAMP CAR FINALEWith the cancellation of the December’s round of the Champ Car World Series in Phoenix, the championship’s traditional trip to Mexico will now provide the finale of the 2007 season. Sebastien Bourdais will be looking to leave the Series on a high as he heads to Formula One, whilst a host of other drivers will be hoping to show they can fill his shoes with a strong result.
Champ Car, Mexico, Tuesday 13 November at 21.00.GET READY FOR THE ANDROS TROPHYMotorsport doesn’t hibernate completely over the winter and the drivers and teams will begin their preparations for the thrilling Andros Trophy in November. Motors TV will follow the ice racing contenders as they look ahead to the start of the season in December. The main championship protagonists will be profiled in full, including Formula One legend Alain Prost, who returns to the series again this year.
Andros Trophy preview, Friday 30 November at 22.00.THE SEASON REVIEWS ARE COMINGThe ever popular Motors TV season reviews return in November as the motorsport season comes to a close. The High Speed Television Channel dedicates a programme to highlights from each featured championship, so sit back and enjoy!
AMA Superbike, Supersport and Formula Xtreme: from Saturday 3 November.British GT : from Saturday 10 November.World Superbike and Supersport Championships and European Superstock Championship: from Sunday 11 November.British F3: from Monday 12 November.DTM: from Saturday 17 November.F3 Euroseries: from Sunday 18 November.207 Spider Cup: from Monday 19 November.British Rallycross: from Saturday 24 November.American Le Mans Series: from Saturday 24 November.AND ALSOM80: An spectacular series where freestyle motor cross riders compete against each providing some must-be-seen extreme action. Every Wednesday at 20.30.
Wheelies: News on all aspects of motorcycle sport in France. Friday 16 November at 19.30.
