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Sky Sports F1 will show ten F1 2014 rounds 'exclusively live', but BBC adds classic venues to its live schedule.

The satellite and digital broadcaster Sky has announced new arrangements for F1 coverage in Germany and Italy ahead of the new 20-race season in 2013.

Sky Sports adds surround sound to plans to bring multiple viewing options to both TV and iPad.

Legal wrangling may yet cause Eurosport's bid to take over promotion of the World Rally Championship to stall.

McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton would do well to prepare himself for a showdown with Jonathan Ross on his chat show appearance tonight, after the presenter described the 2008 F1 World Champion as being 'about as charismatic as a clam'

Some 600 million fans tuned in globally to the World Rally Championship last year, but which particular event attracted the most television viewers? Read on to find out...

Murray Walker has called the loss of full-time BBC F1 coverage 'a tragedy', but admits that Sky will 'do a very good job'.

In a dramatic shift for F1 viewers in the UK, it has been announced that the BBC and Sky Sports are to jointly broadcast the sport from next season onwards - although only one of them will show all of the races live

Former ITV-F1 pundit Mark Blundell adds his voice to those who contend that a shift to pay-per-view television coverage for the sport would be bad news

BBC F1's Martin Brundle reveals just what he believes makes for a good commentating pairing - and why he is convinced that he and fellow former grand prix star David Coulthard can 'get the job done' for Auntie in 2011

The BBC's new lead F1 commentator Martin Brundle promises not to frustrate his 2011 microphone partner David Coulthard with 'gormless questions' - as some argue his predecessor Jonathan Legard might have done...

The WRC to introduce a bonus points scheme for 2011

The BBC has confirmed an unchanged commentary line-up for 2010, meaning Martin Brundle, David Coulthard and Jake Humphrey remain on-board - as do the less universally popular Jonathan Legard and Eddie Jordan...

Global coverage deals underpin belief that WRC will become 'premier sporting brand'.

Having apparently been sunk by the demise of pay-to-view channel Setanta , television coverage of the GP2 Series has been rescued by a deal that will return the championship to fellow satellite broadcaster Eurosport .

Steve Rider and Louise Goodman have been added to ITV's presenting team for the 2009 HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship, as the series confirms its television coverage will exceed 100 hours this year.

It has been announced that British Eurosport will continue to broadcast MotoGP in 2009, but will not show live coverage of the MotoGP races.

With over 500 comments left in the Crash.net forum following Wednesday's statement by BBC MotoGP Series Producer Belinda Rogerson - regarding your concerns over the BBC's 2009 MotoGP coverage and commentary - some viewers have had trouble finding all of Belinda's follow-up posts on the sub

Formula One television audiences grew again last season, no doubt spurred on by the drama unfolding in the title battle between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa.

Fans unable to make it to Brands Hatch for the final rounds of the HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship won't miss out on any of the action after ITV4 confirmed that it will broadcast live coverage of all three BTCC races on Finals Day.

The BBC's ?200 million contract to host Formula 1 for the next five years has come under fire from a Scottish MP who is demanding a government inquiry into the big money deal after he claims the Beeb would not pay a fraction of that total to broadcast Scotland international football matche

Formula One's close-fought start to the season, which has produced three different race winners and a three-way tie for the world championship lead, has resulted in encouraging television figures for the sport's 'big five' markets.

The Indy Racing League, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ABC Sports and ESPN have reached a wide-ranging, multimedia extension of their current agreement.

The FIA World Rally Championship will be broadcast on ITV during 2004 in the UK, following news that Channel 4's agreement has been cancelled by mutual consent.