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Old 26-01-2012, 13:47   #279
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Re: General Sky TV Discussion

Sky Sports News to offer 'ultimate F1 news service'

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Backing up the channel's coverage, Sky Sports News will broadcast on-site from every 2012 Grand Prix for six days, rather than the usual four days of coverage.

The channel will have two dedicated F1 presenters - Rachel Brookes and Craig Slater - who will be among the teams during the 'test season', providing breaking news stories and analysis.

Brooks and Slater will produce six days of coverage for all the 20 Grand Prix, starting each Tuesday with build-up and extending through the week to "post-race reaction".

All the coverage will be made available on the recently-launched Sky Sports News iPad app via a dedicated F1 section.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/media/ne...s-service.html
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