Grand National 2024 – Live TV Coverage on ITV1
The 2024 Grand National will take place this Saturday 13th April at the Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool.
ITV will broadcast a total of 15 races over three days including:
Opening Day – 11 April – five races with coverage starting at 2pm on ITV1.
Ladies Day – 12 April – five races with coverage starting at 2pm on ITV1
Grand National Day – 13 April – five races with coverage starting at 12.55pm on ITV1 with the Grand National Steeple Chase at 4pm.
Ed Chamberlin will be joined by Grand-National winning jockeys, Sir Anthony McCoy, Ruby Walsh and Mick Fitzgerald.
Joining them covering all the action around the whole course will be Rishi Persad, Alice Plunkett, Adele Mulrennan and Matt Chapman.
Brian Gleeson will be in the betting ring with Luke Harvey down at the starts.
Oli Bell will interact with viewers at home and look at stats in the ‘social stable’ and the three big race commentators will be Richard Hoiles, Mark Johnson and Stewart Machin.
On Saturday, Ruby Walsh will also be alongside Oli Bell for a fence-by-fence review analysing how the action unfolded and how your horse got on.
The Opening Show will be on ITV4 each day and ITV1 on Saturday at 9.30am, where Oli Bell host a preview all the big races and take in the morning action around the course.
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