Channel 4 in line for top award

Channel 4 Racing has been short-listed for the Best Sports Programme of the Year.

Sun, 23 May, 2004 - 14:47

Channel 4 Racing has been short-listed for the Best Sports Programme of the Year.

Their coverage of the Cheltenham Festival 2003 (Gold Cup Day) will compete for the Royal Television Society Sports Awards in London tomorrow night.

Other contenders are Channel 4’s Cricket 2003 and recent BAFTA winner, the Rugby World Cup Final for ITV.

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