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I saw Gio at the weekend, and would suggest that he might not be spending as much time in the gym as some of the other drivers.

No. Andy Neate isn't due until Oulton Park, and Michael Caine is racing British GT at Rockingham.

It has a regular Tuesday evening slot, except when there is live sport preventing it from having that slot, as next week.

I think we should wait until a weekend when it's not actually snowing.

Where do you think he was if not in Mexico?

barb.co.uk - but it isn't updated until a week later.

Now confirmed as James Kaye

...and also this is Mexico, so the time difference would make Sunday evening very difficult. When they had WRC before, Mexico and Argentina were always shown on Monday rather than Sunday.

ITV4 is showing highlights of Rally Mexico on Tuesday 12th at 5.50pm:

myDigiGuide: The Best UK TV Guide - World Rally Championship Highlights

Indeed. I think just 8 of them are actually confirmed.
Though there are five more which it would be a surprise if they didn't happen.

It's 1080i on ITV4.

You appear to have forgotten Jim Clark, who not only raced in both, but won both.

You're pretty charmless yourself.
Why did Matt take so long to stop the car? Because he wanted to park it where there was a marshals post so they could put the fire out more quickly.



Five...

Except if you then only recorded the BTCC races and there was a safety car you'd miss the end.
In a sport as unpredictable as motor racing having the whole day as a single programme is the best...

Good weather doesn't always mean good racing. I wonder if having three events in April was to try and get some wet races?

The EBU is based in Switzerland, so not covered by EU law.
...although a lot of ex-NOS staff are working on the coverage anyway.

The FIA insisted that all existing contracts be honoured. That means in the UK Sky would have owned the championship but it would have been shown on ESPN and Motors - Two of their competitors.

But...

When you get to Rally GB you have the addition of Rally FM, which is the official station of the event, rather than the championship.

There is a deal though. It has been in place for three events now.

As for Motors, they broadcast in eight different languages, and have a single transmission controller for all the different...

The difference being ITV has shown the TdF for the best part of a decade so that site is a legacy item. DTM is new. And still more than a fortnight away.

It's a bit early for anything like that - TV channels rarely promote anything more than a week in advance. DTM is still three weeks away.

ITV's Motorsport UK is pretty similar.

And the numbers keep rising: New entries announced today in Clios (taking it to 26) and Porsche (22).

I think your expectations are too high.
21 cars for the PCCGB is good, and Clios have significantly increased in numbers since last year. Especially as there are 25 signed up so far, rather than the...

It'll be Toyota.