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ive UFC events annually. SPEED: SPEED brings viewers season-long coverage of the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) races, events, and original programming (including coverage of the annual NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race and NASCAR Hall of Fame ceremonies). SPEED reaches approximately 81 million households in the United States. In addition, SPEED delivers programming from other major racing series, such as Formula One, Grand American Road Racing, The 24 Hours of Le Mans, World of Outlaws, AMA Pro Racing, AMA Supercross, Monster Jam, World Superbike, and MotoGP. In 2012, SPEED premiered the new enthusiast series, Hard Parts: South Bronx. SPEED is also distributed by Fox Latin America Channels to subscribers in Mexico, Canada, and Latin America and by Premier Media Group in Australia. The company also produces and distributes SPEED HD, a 24-hour national programming service produced and distributed in high definition. SPEED’s broadband network SPEED2 features live and on-demand streaming of approximately 200 hours of motorsports events and enthusiast programming online, and is expected to reach approximately 30 million households in 2012. FUEL TV: FUEL TV is a domestic 24-hour programming service dedicated to thrill seeking sports, as well as high energy entertainment programming, and the lifestyle surrounding it. FUEL TV covers both competitive and performance action in the arenas of UFC, surfing, BMX, and freestyle motocross. Programming includes the U.S. and international action sports events and competitions, as well as original series and specials about primary action sports athletes and their music, art, and culture from a global perspective. Fox College Sports: Fox College Sports consists of three regionally-aligned networks, such as FCS Pacific, FCS Central, and FCS Atlantic. Fox College Sports provides live and delayed collegiate events from the nation’s primary collegiate conferences, coaches’ shows and collegiate highlight, and magazine-format programming from the FSN RSNs across the country. Fox Movie Channel: Beginning in January 2012, Fox Movie Channel splited its programming into two day parts. From 3AM to 3PM, the network is branded as FMC and airs films from the historic library of Twentieth Century Fox, uncut and commercial free. From 3PM to 3AM, the network is branded as FXM and utilizes FX’s roster of box office blockbuster modern day films with revenue generated from advertising. Also featured throughout both day parts are documentaries and original series that explore the moviemaking process from script to screen. Fox Soccer Channel: Fox Soccer Channel is an English-language programming service offering coverage of soccer. Major properties include the UEFA Champions League and European League, England’s Barclays Premier League, FA Cup, the CONCACAF Champions League, and the CONCACAF Gold Cup, along with daily soccer news programs, magazine shows, and in depth coverage on the primary sport. The company also produces and distributes Fox Soccer Channel HD, a 24-hour national programming service produced and distributed in high definition. Fox Soccer Plus: Fox Soccer Plus is a premium cable network showcasing approximately 700 live soccer and rugby competitions. Soccer events include matches from the UEFA Champions League, England’s Barclays Premier League, and FA Cup. Rugby coverage includes matches from the Heineken Cup, Aviva Premiership, and RaboDirect Pro 12. Big Ten Network: The company owns an approximate 51% interest in the Big Ten Network, a 24-hour national programming service dedicated to the Big Ten Conference and Big Ten athletics, academics, and related programming; and Big Ten Network HD, a 24-hour national programming service produced and distributed in HD. National Geographic U.S: The company holds an approximate 70% interest in NGC Network US LLC (NGC Network), which produces and distributes the National Geographic Channel and National Geographic Channel HD, Nat Geo Wild, and Nat Geo Wild HD in the United States, with NGHT, LLC, a subsidiary of the National Geographic Society (NGHT), holding the remaining interest. National Geographic Channel and N