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Catch AUTOSPORT International on ITV

If you missed out on this year's AUTOSPORT International at the NEC in January, or just want to remember the highlights, ITV will be broadcasting the event on the following channels at these times.

The star-studded event was attended by leading motorsport figures such as F1 drivers Damon Hill, Pedro de la Rosa and Jody Scheckter.

Mercedes announced Peter Dumbreck and Darren Turner would spearhead an assault on this year's German DTM series, while Hyundai unveiled its WRC car - the Accent.

AUTOSPORT International featured action from the live arena - the Thunderdrome - where former Le Mans winner Allan McNish and ex-BTCC champ John Cleland went head-to-head in Touring Cars.

There were also demonstrations from leading drivers past and present.

Gwyndaf Evans was on hand to show off his 2000 SEAT challenger can do, while rally legends Bjorn Waldegard, Stig Blomqvist and Markku Alen showed off six of the category's most memorable cars.



















































Channel


Date


Time


LWT


Sunday, January 30


16.15


Carlton


Sunday, January 30


17.00


ITV 2


Friday, January 28


19.30


Meridian


Saturday, January 29


13.50


West Country


Sunday, January 30


17.00


Anglia TV


Sunday, January 30


17.30


HTV


Sunday, January 30


16.15


Granada


Sunday, January 30


16.15


Border TV


Sunday, January 30


16.15


Yorkshire TV


Sunday, January 30


16.15


Tyne Tees TV


Sunday, January 30


16.15

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