Quest TV Guide: Listings, Schedule & What’s On Quest Tonight

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Tonight at a Glance 7 programmes · 6pm–1am

Quest is Warner Bros. Discovery’s free-to-air factual channel, built around cars, engineering and the kind of programming where someone always ends up covered in grease or sawdust. Channel numbers are further down the page. Tonight, Monday 21 September 2026, The Yorkshire Auction House opens the evening at 6pm, then Antiques Road Trip takes 7pm and Vinnie Jones In The Country airs at 8pm. Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic follows at 9pm, ahead of MotoGP Highlight Shows and BSB Highlights closing out the night from 10pm. Full breakdown below.

Quest Schedule: Monday 21 September 2026 (Full Listings)

Here is the complete Quest schedule for Monday 21 September 2026, on Freeview 17.

Overnight

Time Programme Details
12am The Repair Shop S8E5
1am Richard Hammond’s Workshop S1E3
2am Richard Hammond’s Workshop S1E4
3am Wheeler Dealers: Dream Car S2E2
4am How It’s Made S1E9
4:30am How It’s Made S1E4
5am Teleshopping

Breakfast

Time Programme Details
6am Salvage Hunters: The Restorers S2E5
7am Salvage Hunters S19E3
8am Salvage Hunters S19E4

Morning

Time Programme Details
9am Aussie Gold Hunters S9E3
10am Aussie Gold Hunters S9E4
11am Outback Opal Hunters S13E1

Afternoon

Time Programme Details
12pm Outback Opal Hunters S13E2
1pm The Repair Shop S7E2
2pm Shed And Buried: Classic Helicopter
4pm Find It, Fix It, Flog It S3E23

Early evening

Time Programme Details
5pm The Yorkshire Auction House S6E6
6pm The Yorkshire Auction House S6E7

Primetime

Time Programme Details
7pm Antiques Road Trip S20E6
8pm Vinnie Jones In The Country S3E1
9pm Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic New · S3E9

Late night

Time Programme Details
10pm MotoGP Highlight Shows New
11pm BSB Highlights New

What’s on Quest today

Overnight opens with The Repair Shop at midnight, then two Richard Hammond’s Workshop episodes and Wheeler Dealers: Dream Car carry the small hours, before a paired How It’s Made half-hour at 4am ahead of Teleshopping at 5am.

Salvage Hunters: The Restorers opens the broadcast day at 6am, then two Salvage Hunters episodes carry the morning through to nine. Two Aussie Gold Hunters episodes and an Outback Opal Hunters double bill take the late morning into midday, before The Repair Shop and a two-hour Shed And Buried: Classic Helicopter special lead into Find It, Fix It, Flog It and this evening’s Yorkshire Auction House pairing from 5pm.

Quest tonight — primetime and the evening schedule

Here’s the Quest primetime line-up for tonight, Monday 21 September 2026.

The Yorkshire Auction House — Quest, 6pm

Series 6’s seventh episode continues the auction-room format, lots going under the hammer with the usual mix of hope and disappointment from sellers.

Antiques Road Trip — Quest, 7pm

Series 20’s sixth episode sends two experts out with a small budget to buy low and sell at auction, a format Quest schedules constantly because it keeps working.

Vinnie Jones In The Country — Quest, 8pm

Series 3’s first episode has the former footballer turned countryside presenter working through rural life and land, a gentler register than the persona he’s usually known for.

Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic — Quest, 9pm

Series 3’s ninth episode, the motoring presenter on another restoration job. The schedule flags this “New”, but it reads as a returning weekly instalment rather than a series launch.

MotoGP Highlight Shows — Quest, 10pm

A condensed round-up of the latest Grand Prix weekend. Despite the “New” tag, this is the regular weekly highlights package rather than a fresh series.

BSB Highlights — Quest, 11pm

British Superbikes’ latest round gets the same highlights treatment, again a routine edition of an ongoing seasonal strand rather than a launch.

What kind of shows are on Quest

Motoring, restoration and workshop shows

The backbone of Quest’s schedule is vehicles. Wheeler Dealers, Salvage Hunters, Shed and Buried and Chasing Classic Cars between them hold down most of the hours before mid-afternoon, all working the same basic appeal: someone spots value in a thing everyone else wrote off, then proves it by fixing it up or selling it on. It’s cheap to make and it repeats well, which is why there is so much of it.

Acquired documentaries and reality

The evenings lean on programming bought in from elsewhere. The Repair Shop is the obvious case, a series made for another broadcaster that has found a long second life here, but the later slots also take storm-chasing and survival documentaries such as In the Eye of the Storm.

How It’s Made and everyday engineering

How It’s Made is the odd one out on the schedule, a factory-floor staple that’s run in various forms for decades, taking a few minutes at a time to show how ordinary objects get manufactured. It’s exactly the sort of thing you leave running in the background, and Quest schedules it mostly in the early hours.

How to watch Quest

Channel numbers

Here’s where to find Quest across the main UK television platforms:

Platform Channel
Freeview 17
Sky 144
Quest +1 on Freeview 70
Quest +1 on Sky 244
Virgin Media 128
Freesat 145

Quest moved from Freeview channel 12 to channel 17 in January 2026, so retune your box if you’re still seeing the old number. Virgin Media and Freesat numbers can vary slightly by region, so check your on-screen guide if these don’t quite match.

Streaming online

Quest streams live and free through discovery+, available as an app on smart TVs, phones and tablets, and via web browser at discoveryplus.com. Registering for a free account gets you live access to Quest and its sister channels, plus 30 days of catch-up, all supported by adverts. A paid discovery+ tier exists too, and comes free with Sky TV packages from £15 a month, but it isn’t needed just to watch Quest live.

Quest +1 and sister channels

Quest +1 repeats the schedule an hour behind, on Freeview channel 70 and Sky channel 244. It’s the one to reach for if you’ve missed the start of a Wheeler Dealers marathon, or want to catch The Repair Shop an hour later.

Quest sits inside a wider family of Warner Bros. Discovery free-to-air channels. Quest Red, on Freeview channel 40 and Sky channel 149, shares the reclamation-yard DNA but skews towards a female audience with reality and lifestyle shows like My 600-lb Life and Say Yes to the Dress. Really, another channel in the same stable, sits alongside it on the Freeview line-up with its own mix of true crime and factual programming.

Frequently asked questions

What’s on Quest tonight?

The Yorkshire Auction House opens the evening at 6pm, then Antiques Road Trip takes 7pm and Vinnie Jones In The Country airs at 8pm. Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic follows at 9pm, ahead of MotoGP Highlight Shows and BSB Highlights closing out the night from 10pm. See the schedule table above for daytime listings in full.

What channel is Quest on Freeview?

Channel 17. It moved there from channel 12 on 13 January 2026 when Warner Bros. Discovery reshuffled its free-to-air channels. Retune your box if you’re still seeing the old number.

Is The Repair Shop a Quest original show?

No. It’s a BBC production made by Ricochet, first shown on BBC One. Quest broadcasts it in repeat, which is why it turns up so often in the evening schedule here.

Can I watch Quest online for free?

Yes. It streams live at discoveryplus.com and through the discovery+ app; a free account with adverts gives you the live channel and 30 days of catch-up.

Is Quest free to watch?

Yes, entirely free to air on Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media and Freesat, with the usual advert breaks but no subscription fee.

Verdict

Tonight moves from the auction-room strand into a motoring and motorsport close: The Yorkshire Auction House and Antiques Road Trip share the early evening, Vinnie Jones In The Country and Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic take 8pm and 9pm, then MotoGP Highlight Shows and BSB Highlights round off the last two hours.

It’s a repeat-heavy but dependable Monday, exactly the kind of low-stakes, drop-in-anytime programming Quest is built around.


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