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The Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games will be broadcast live and exclusively on Network Ten from February 8, 2014.
Hosted by Winter Olympic gold medallists
Steven Bradbury OAM and
Alisa Camplin OAM, Network Ten will broadcast over 360 hours of live and exclusive coverage including the opening and closing ceremonies across TEN and ONE.
Steven and Alisa will prove an invincible team in the TEN commentary box as they bring all of the action, drama, passion and suspense of the games to Australian audiences.
With more than 550 hours of coverage in total and a stellar team of presenters, reporters and expert commentators, Network Ten will deliver first-rate coverage of all the breathtaking skill, passion, excitement and drama that is synonymous with an Olympic Games.
Eight dedicated channels will also be available on tenplay, enabling viewers to watch their favourite events and athletes anywhere and at any time.
Network Ten Chief Executive Officer,
Hamish McLennan, said: “The Sochi Games will be the biggest, most spectacular and most entertaining Winter Olympics ever. Australia is sending its biggest Winter Olympics team and we have the best Winter Olympians to bring all the action and excitement to viewers.”
Network Ten’s Head of Sport
David Barham said: “This will be a major television event. In sport there is nothing better or bigger than the Olympics and you will only be able to see it on Ten.”
Sochi Tonight will spearhead TEN’s nightly prime time coverage from 6.00pm. Hosted by TEN’s
Stephen Quartermain and Camplin,
Sochi Tonight will be broadcast live from Network Ten’s Melbourne studio.
The ultimate viewer’s guide to the Winter Games,
Sochi Tonight will preview the upcoming events and competitors, as well as featuring live sport from the qualifying rounds.
Network Ten’s flagship Winter Games program will be
Sochi Live. Hosted by
Mel McLaughlin at Olympic Park in Sochi and Quartermain and Camplin in Melbourne,
Sochi Live brings viewers all the action, drama and suspense from the Games as it evolves.
In Russia, Mel will be joined by Bradbury and three-time Olympian and Alpine Skiing great
Steven Lee. Their combined wealth of knowledge, experience and passion will prove an invincible team in the commentary box.
Overnight on TEN, Brad McEwan takes over the helm of
Sochi Live, with live sport running right through until 5.30am, plus extended coverage on weekends.
ONE will boast 24-hour coverage of the XXII Olympic Winter Games.
From 6.00pm to 6.00am on ONE, Greg Rust and Nicole Livingstone will present live coverage, giving viewers the opportunity to watch their favourite Winter Olympic events.
Then right through each day, ONE will encore all of the best highlights, action and medals from overnight in Sochi.
Network Ten’s expert commentary team features a host of experienced specialists including former Olympians
David Culbert and
Steph Hickey, Snowboard expert
Mitch Tomlinson, Freestyle Ski expert
Luke Kneller, CEO of Ski and Snowboard Australia
Michael Kennedy, TEN Sport journalists
Lachie Reid and
Rob Waters, and TEN Eyewitness News reporters
Danielle Isdale and
Mark Howard.
In addition, many of Network Ten’s programs are committed to providing extended coverage throughout the day.
Network Ten’s tenplay provides the ultimate digital platform to let viewers drive their own coverage by offering the most comprehensive product seen for an Olympic Winter Games.
With eight dedicated channels available on
www.tenplay.com.au viewers will be able to watch their favourite events anywhere and at any time.
The Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Program Schedule on TEN:
6.00pm: Sochi Tonight
6.30pm: The Project
7.30pm/8.30pm: Sochi Live
ONE will boast 24 hour coverage of the Winter Games.
