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Channel 4 has taken over the terrestrial viewing for Formula 1 after BBC opted out of the contract.
I love F1 and am a bit dubious as to how successful this will be. However they have stated there will be no adverts during race time (thank god)
Yesterday they officially revealed the presenting team......
David Coulthard, Mark Webber, Alain Prost, Alex Zanardi, Susie Wolff, Karun Chandhok, Eddie Jordan and Bruno Senna; alongside seasoned live presenters and journalists Steve Jones, Ben Edwards and Lee McKenzie.
It also says Guy Martin will be making appearances
http://www.channel4.com/info/press/news/channel-4-unveils-expert-formula-1-presenting-team
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@jonsie wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:
What time is kickoff bearing in mind that we are 6 hours ahead.? (soon to be 7)
On Ch4 the programme starts at 7am.UK TIME.. Sky it starts at 7.30am (but they do pit lane etc before that)
You do the mathmatics @jonsie. I would guess 2pm your time????
Actual go go go ...lights out... at 8am UK time
Glad you told me that.....
I am here to serve....
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Lewis has only won 3/7 races when he has been on pole....hope he makes it 4/8....
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Its Go Go Go ...All I will say is brilliant start for Lewis.
Crash bang wallop for 'many others'.....
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Gutted....Lap 41
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Sh..... ucks!
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@jonsie wrote:
Sh..... ucks!
Literally.....unbelievable :smileysad:
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The 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, a race that won't be forgotten any time soon, and sadly for all the wrong reasons.
Rest in Peace, Jules.
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Sad day indeed and although we now take safety for granted, hurtling around a track at 200+ mph for the personal glory, for the team, for our enjoyment and thrills will inevitably end in tragedy periodically. These guys earn their money but their names live on....
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Sad day indeed and although we now take safety for granted, hurtling around a track at 200+ mph for the personal glory, for the team, for our enjoyment and thrills will inevitably end in tragedy periodically. These guys earn their money but their names live on....
The horror of that Steve, was hearing most of the drivers over the radio, saying 'they should stop the race.. we are aquaplaning'.....Without doubt that is one accident that could have been avoided...
