REVOLUTION TO BE TELEVISED... AGAIN


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The incredibly popular Revolution track series will again be televised on Channel M, the Manchester based cable and satellite station. Action from the track will be shown throughout mid-December on the Sports Central show, starting next Tuesday (December 11).
The Revolution series brings together a whole host of track stars from all over the world to compete during an evening's fast-paced racing at Manchester Velodrome. Event organisers The Face Partnership have hit on a winning formula, which has lead to sell-out crowds since the series started in 2003.
The full TV schedule is:
Tuesday, December 11 - 7pm
Wednesday, December 12 - 10am
Thursday, December 13 - 12:30pm
Saturday, December 15 - 1pm
Sunday, December 16 - 9:30am
Channel M is available via Sky (channel 203) and Virgin Media (channel 878). In addition, you can catch the action via www.channelm.co.uk/sport from December 15.
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