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24 Hours of Le Mans TV coverage

An intriguing diesel-vs-diesel race is shaping up at this year's 75th Le Mans 24 Hours race and you can watch the whole race live on Motors TV

If you can't make it to Sarthe this year to watch the 24 Hours of Le Mans race from trackside on June 16th, you can catch every moment of the 75th running of the race on a live satellite channel, Motors TV.

This year could be a classic contest, with works giants Audi and Peugeot battling it out in LMP1, both using diesel power.

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Motors TV coverage includes the drivers' parade around Le Mans town centre on Friday afternoon, and then kicks into a fairly immersive race programme: live race-day coverage from 8am BST Saturday morning with the pre-race warm-up, followed by the Le Mans Legends support races, and then live unbroken coverage of the main event starting at 2pm UK-time and continuing until after the finish, er, 24 hours later.

Motors TV is available for all motorace addicts on Sky channel 413, or Virgin Media channel 545. Go to www.motorstv.co.uk for more details.

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