What channel is the Grand National 2023 on? Live stream, start time and TV details for the big one at Aintree

It's the best-known horse race in the world and crowds are set to descend on Merseyside this week ahead of the 175th running of the Grand National.

Forty horses and jockeys are set to battle it out over the 16-fence marathon Aintree trip in one of sport's truly great spectacles. Over £250 million will be staked and it's renowned Scottish trainer Lucinda Russell's Corach Rambler, who became a back-to-back winner of the Ultima Handicap Chase in impressive fashion at the Cheltenham Festival in March, who leads the betting.

The nine-year-old is available at odds of around 6/1 and many fancy the horse trained in Kinross. But it's the fact this race is so unpredictable that makes it so special and plenty of punters will be looking to bash the bookies with a long shot.

It's that time of year again! The ever-popular 48-page guide to the 2023 Randox Grand National.

Packed with loads of interviews, features, stats and all you need for the 175th running of the world's greatest steeplechase and the three-day meeting at Aintree Racecourse on April 13-15.

There are features on some of the leading contenders including last year's winner Noble Yeats with his trainer Emmet Mullins, winning rider Sam Waley-Cohen and his new jockey Sean Bowen.

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Record Sport's top tipster Garry Owen will reveal his big tip later in the week Here's all you need to know about the big race.

The race will take place at 5.15pm at Aintree on Saturday, April 15. Over a distance of4m 2½f, it's the penultimate race on the final day of the three day, 21-race Festival on Merseyside.

You can watch the race live on ITV1 and STV. The show, presented by Ed Chamberlin, will be on air from 2pm until