Jens Voigt Hour Record: How to watch it

Deutsch Cyclist Jens Voigt is pictured in the track of Grenchen, thursday september 11, 2014. (KEYSTONE/ Maxime Schmid)

Jens Voigt 's attempt on the Hour Record takes place this evening (Thursday, September 18) and will be broadcast on a variety of media depending on where you live.
In the UK
Viewers in Great Britain can watch The Jensie's attempt via digital broadcaster British Eurosport.
5.30-7.15pm, LIVE coverage, British Eurosport and British Eurosport HD
8.45-9.45pm, highlights, British Eurosport and British Eurosport HD
In the USA
Trek Bicycles will be broadcasting live coverage of Voigt's ride for viewers in the USA via its website.
Everywhere else
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) will show free coverage of the attempt via its YouTube channel. This will be geo-restricted due to TV rights, so you won't be able to watch it in the UK.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjjM2tI6THs
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