ESPN
Fri 11 November
23:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Day 1
Sat 12 November
06:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Day 1
15:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Day 1
22:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Day 2
Sun 13 November
12:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP (LIVE) Great Britain, Power Stage
22:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Final Day
Mon 14 November
09:00 - FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Great Britain, Power Stage
WRC: ACCESS ALL AREAS - WALES RALLY GB
18th November 21:30 GMT
19th November 06:00 GMT
19th November 23:30 GMT
In addition, the ESPN team will be at the rally doing some social media features (facebook.com/espntvuk) of behind the scenes. Fans can post questions and ESPN will try and get the answers.
RALIO
Ralllying fans can enjoy free-to-air coverage of the final stage of the World Rally Championship 2011 on S4C when the 2011 champion will be crowned.
Ralio+ will have coverage of the Wales Rally GB from 10-13 November and one of the high points will be the live free-to-air coverage of the final Powerstage at the Royal Welsh Showground, Llanelwedd on Sunday, 13 November.
Presenters Emyr Penlan and Lowri Morgan and the Ralïo+ team from P.OP.-1 production company will present the last rally of the Championship, the Wales Rally GB, as it weaves its way through North and Mid Wales.
Throughout the rally, we will get the opinions of former British champions Howard Davies and Gwyndaf Evans. Wyn Gruffudd will keep an eye on all the developments and we will have exclusive footage from the Ralio+ helicopter, along with the expert analysis of former UK champion Phil Pugh.
There will be a special edition of Ralio+ the following Thursday 17 November providing highlights of the Wales Rally GB and the 2011 season.
Ralïo+ English subtitles Website: s4c.co.uk/ralio
Ralio+ transmission times:
Thursday 10 November - 21:30 (repeated 23:40)
Friday 11 November - 21:50 (repeated 23:55)
Saturday 12 November - 17:55 (repeated 00:30)
Sunday 13 November - 11:50 Power Stage Live (repeated at 23:35)
Friday 18 November - 12:30 (review show)
Coverage can also be found here: http://s4c.co.uk/clic/e_level2.shtml?series_id=499979365
S4C can be viewed outside Wales on
Freesat - 120
Sky - 134
BBC Two Wales
BBC Two Wales will have extensive highlights from the 2011 Wales Rally GB in an hour long special programme at 11.20pm on Monday 14 November. This can be watched again on the BBC iplayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0178dp2/Wales_Rally_GB_2011/
Coverage is presented by writer and commentator Mark James, who covered the WRC between 1995 and 2002 on both TV and radio - marking his 100th World Rally broadcast.
BBC Two Wales is available on digital satellite (Sky) EPG no 991 outside Wales.
Wales Rally GB, Britain's round of the FIA World Rally Championship, will visit a far greater area of Wales this November, with an opening stage on the legendary Great Orme set to kick off 2011's event. The Rally will also include central service at Builth Wells and forays to the classic forest stages of North and Mid Wales, culminating on the spectacular Epynt military ranges near Brecon.
The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society's (RWAS) permanent showground in Builth Wells, Powys will be home for the main service area, which will be under cover for the first time in recent years in Rally GB. The RWAS showground will also play host to the Shakedown on Wednesday, 9th November.
The event gets underway on Thursday, 10th November in Llandudno, where two stages on the Great Orme Toll road - last used on the Lombard RAC Rally in 1981 - and one at Clocaenog - last used on the Network Q RAC Rally in 1996 - will make up the competitive mileage for the first day. An opening ceremony will take place outside the picturesque castle in Conwy in the early evening, before competitors and their cars return to Llandudno for overnight Parc Ferme.
Friday will begin with an early morning start and the three stages in Dyfi Forest - first used on the 1961 Rally of Great Britain - before heading to Dyfnant Forest, south of Lake Vyrnwy and onto the RWAS showground for midday service. The loop will be repeated in the afternoon and competitors and their cars will stay overnight in Cardiff after travelling south from service in Builth Wells.
On Saturday, 12th November, the event moves on to the much-loved stages in Hafren, Sweet Lamb and Myherin, before a repeat loop in the afternoon. The day will finish in Cardiff with Rallyfest.
Sunday will bring the 1,850 kilometre event - and the 13-round, 2011 FIA World Rally Championship - to a close. Six stages in total - including the FIA WRC 'Power Stage' which will be televised live - will be based around Epynt, centering on the Halfway, Crychan and Monument timed stages. After a final visit to Builth Wells for servicing, the surviving WRC teams and private competitors will head to Cardiff Castle for the ceremonial finish in Cardiff.
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