ITV4 Sunday Line‑up: From Racing to Reality – Pick Your Fix
Sunday’s schedule on ITV4 is packed with sports, drama and a hint of history. Below is a quick look at the shows you shouldn’t miss, with times converted to London (BST) and a touch of opinion to help you decide.
Motorsport Mundial – 06:30 – 07:00 BST
This brief 30‑minute segment brings the latest from the world of motorsport, with race coverage and behind‑the‑scenes footage. It’s a quick refresher that keeps you in the loop without demanding a marathon commitment.
The Big Match Revisited – 07:00 – 08:30 BST
Brian Moore takes you on a nostalgic tour of historic football clashes: Crystal Palace vs Manchester United, Manchester City vs Bolton Wanderers, and Walsall vs Peterborough United (Episode 16), followed by Manchester United vs Liverpool and more (Episode 17). It’s still entertaining for fans who appreciate the stories behind the scores.
English Football League Highlights – 08:00 – 09:30 BST
Catch the best moments from the Championship, featuring Millwall vs Norwich, Preston vs Wolves, and more. It’s a reliable roundup for casual fans wanting to see the action without the full match.
Made in Britain – 10:30 – 11:00 BST
Inside the factories that bake Wagon Wheels and craft Dr Martens soles. A fascinating peek into British manufacturing – one of the better options for those interested in industrial heritage.
British Touring Car Championship Live – 11:00 – 18:15 BST
Nicki Shields presents the seventh weekend of the BTCC from Donington Park GP. With a seven‑hour live block, it’s the flagship motorsport event on ITV4 – a reliable choice for hardcore racing fans.
Snooker v Darts – 18:15 – 18:30 BST
Neil Foulds and Chris Mason debate whether a 147 in snooker or a nine‑dart finish in darts is harder. A quick, light‑hearted discussion for those who enjoy a bit of sports trivia.
Made in Britain – 18:30 – 19:00 BST
From glassblowing to whisky making – a deeper look into fine crystal and premium spirits. Holds up well for viewers interested in the craftsmanship behind everyday luxury.
The Motorbike Show – 19:00 – 20:00 BST
Henry Cole visits the Isle of Man to interview enduro legend David Knight. A solid choice for motorcycle enthusiasts wanting behind‑the‑scenes content.
Cycling: Women’s Tour of Britain Highlights – 20:00 – 21:00 BST
Highlights from the final stage of the Women’s Tour of Britain. A reliable recap for those who want to see the key moments without watching the entire race.
Apollo 13 – 21:00 – 22:00 BST
Oscar‑winning drama starring Tom Hanks and Kevin Bacon about NASA’s ill‑fated Apollo 13 mission. Still entertaining for sci‑fi fans and history buffs alike.
FYI Daily – 22:00 – 22:05 BST
Quick entertainment news update. A short break before the next feature.
Apollo 13 (extended) – 22:05 – 23:50 BST
Watch the full 1h45min version of the film – a solid option if you haven’t seen it yet.
New: The Summit Australia – 23:50 – 01:05 BST
Final six climbers battle death‑defying terrain in a gripping reality competition. Holds up well for viewers who enjoy high‑stakes adventure narratives.
Minder – 00:05 – 01:05 BST
A drama about a lovable rogue’s shady dealings. A reliable pick for classic British crime drama fans.
Two and a Half Men – 01:05 – 02:00 BST
American sitcom episodes – a light diversion if you need a break from the heavier dramas. Still entertaining for casual viewers.
Teleshopping – 02:00 – 05:00 BST
Home‑shopping segment – not a top pick but a filler for late‑night viewers.
Magnum, P.I. – 05:00 – 06:00 BST
Classic detective drama – a reliable option for fans of vintage crime stories.
Bottom line: For Sunday on ITV4, the live BTCC block and the Apollo 13 film are the strongest anchors. The other programmes offer solid, genre‑specific entertainment, but none match the intensity of racing or the cinematic pull of the NASA saga.
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