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Video: ITV Racing Wird Diese Woche Nach 71 Tagen Pause Auf Den Fernsehbildschirmen Fortgesetzt
Racing wird es schaffen Comeback bei ITV Racing von Freitag bis Sonntag (5.-7. Juni) mit drei Tagen hochkarätiger Action.
Die Sendung wird ausgestrahlt sieben Rennen pro Tag, darunter drei Group Ones, der Coronation Cup und die QIPCO 2.000 und 1.000 Guineas.
ITV Racing war zuletzt am 21. auf unseren Fernsehbildschirmen zu sehen März mit Rennaction von Thurles in Irland, während 4,8 Millionen Zuschauer genossen ITVs Virtual Grand National am Samstag (4. April) anstelle des abgesagten berühmten Hindernislaufs.
Die Gastgeber Ed Chamberlin und Francesca Cumani präsentieren die mit Spannung erwartete Rückkehr von ITV Racing, und Rennexperte Jason Weaver werden ebenfalls mit dabei sein.
Das Team wird bei ihnen zu hause, ebenso wie das Regie- und Produktionsteam für die Show – mit innovativer Technologie und Einhaltung der Richtlinien zur sozialen Distanzierung (Bild unten). Kommentator Richard Hoiles wird außerhalb des Geländes in einer Kommentatorenkabine sitzen.
the opening show will also return on saturday (6 june) on itv4 from 9.30-10.30am, presented from home by oli bell, who will be joined by matt chapman, jason weaver and richard hoiles.
the sport returned to racecourses today (1 june) behind closed doors with all-weather action taking place at newcastle. social distancing rules have been put in place and the jockeys are required to wear face masks while riding.
each jockey stands on a designated spot in the paddock. minor hiccup for ali rawlinson who needed a new mask before mounting. pic.twitter.com/cbvqvrzx9u
- nick robson (@valueracingplus) june 1, 2020
“this is an important stage towards a complete return for our industry and will help protect livelihoods and businesses,” said british horseracing authority chief executive nick rust. “the timing is crucial for the breeding sector and we thank the government and officials at the department for culture, media and sport, and public health england, for their assistance in planning a safe return to racing. there is still a tough battle ahead before we can get fully back in business, but this is a resilient and world-leading industry and we are ready for the task.
“our plans for returning safely have been developed with the assistance of all the representative bodies in our sport and i believe the public can be reassured by the measures we will have in place. people understand how important it is for industries like ours to get back to work. our participants know what will be asked of them when they attend a raceday. together, we’ll stick to social distancing rules and prevent the virus spreading.”
he added: “i’m sure the return of racing will be welcomed by all those who have missed the excitement of live sport and the majestic sight of racehorses running at full gallop. we hope it will lift the nation’s spirits in difficult times and look forward to seeing our owners and racing fans back at racecourses as soon as that’s possible.”
friday (5june):itv4, 1.30-4pm – four races from newmarket, including the group one coronation cup, revised from epsom, and three from lingfield park, including the oaks and derby trials.
saturday (6 june):itv, 1.30-4pm – four races from newmarket, including first classic of the season the qipco 2, 000 guineas, and three from newcastle, including the sagaro stakes.
sunday (7 june): itv, 1.30-4pm – four races from newmarket, including the qipco 1, 000 guineas, and three from haydock park, including the brigadier gerard stakes, re-routed from sandown park.
