ERNÉE (France), 7 June 2013 – Youthstream has the pleasure to announce a very important partnership with Eurosport, Europe’s leading sports entertainment group which broadcasts in 20 languages and reaches 131 million homes across 54 countries. British Eurosport HD will broadcast all the 26min magazine produced by Youthstream on the FIM Motocross World Championship starting already with the one of the Grand Prix of France, which will take place in Ernée during the 9th June weekend. British Eurosport HD did not want to miss the opportunity to broadcast the best MX race of the year, so they will also broadcast the 26min magazine of the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, which will take place in Teutschenthal, Germany, during the 29th September weekend.
From the 14th June onwards British Eurosport HD will show all the 26min magazine of the previous Grand Prix of the 2013 season starting with the spectacular and unique night race of the Grand Prix of Qatar and the exotic MXGP of Thailand.
British Eurosport HD is available on BT, Sky and Virgin Media in the UK and in Ireland through Sky and UPC. Viewers can also get access to the channel via the Eurosport Player, a subscription player service available on PC, iPhone, iPad and Android devices as well as some connected televisions.
During the LIVE broadcast of the Grand Prix of France, the International TV broadcaster Al Jazeera will have a LIVE studio show organized in Doha presented by the well-known journalist George Abou Fayssal and Jan Postema has been invited as the motocross expert to be the special guest to join Mr Abou Fayssal as co-commentator.
The MXGP of France will be broadcasted LIVE in France on Be In Sport 1 and Motors TV France, in Slovenia on Sport TV, in Italy on SportItalia 2, in Portugal on Sport TV3, in the UK on Motors TV UK, in Brazil on Bandsports, in Thailand on True Vision, in Africa on Al Jazeera Sport and Sport TV Africa 2, in the Middle East on Al Jazeera Sport, in Europe on Motors TV Europe and worldwide on MX-LIFE.TV.
By clicking here you will be able to download the complete TV coverage of the MXGP of France.
MXGP FRANCE – QUICK FACTS
Circuit length: 1548m
Type of ground: hard pack
TIMETABLE
Saturday: EMX250 Group A Free Practice 8:00, EMX250 Group B Free Practice 8:35; MX2 Free Practice 9:30; MX1 Free Practice 10:15; EMX250 Group A Qualifying Time Practice 11:00; EMX250 Group B Qualifying Time Practice 11:45; MX2 Pre-Qualifying Practice 13:15; MX1 Pre-Qualifying Practice 14:00; EMX250 Semi Final Group A 15:00; MX2 Qualifying Race 16:10; MX1 Qualifying Race 17:00, EMX250 Semi Final Group B 17:50; EMX250 Last Chance Qualifying 19:00.
Sunday: EMX250 Warm up 8:30; MX2 Warm up 9:00; MX1 Warm up 9:30; EMX250 FINAL 11:15; MX2 Grand Prix Race 1 12:10; MX1 Grand Prix Race 1 13:10; MX2 Grand Prix Race 2 15:01; MX1 Grand Prix race 2 16:07.