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As for the F1 coverage I think Speed has done a great job as they provide coverage of test/time trials on both days (Fri, Sat) and the full race on Sundays, (all live).
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As for the F1 coverage I think Speed has done a great job as they provide coverage of test/time trials on both days (Fri, Sat) and the full race on Sundays, (all live).
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Is'nt it wonderful how the United Sates Grand Prix, Formula 1(w/the most refined cars and drivers in the world) is happening today at Indy and the US major media's response to race fans is to show a stupid stock car race on an oval track with a bunch of cars going around in a circle a bazillion times chasing their tails like a bunch of dogs...Really pisses me off. Sorry, I know this is a bit off topic, but I needed to vent.
I don't have speed channel...They did broadcast the race on the major media last year. Guess I better upgrade to digital cable so that I can get it...Besides, F1 is much bigger than Nascar or Indy car ever thought of being when you look at it on a Global basis. Americans need to get with the program....This is a MAJOR event, IMHO.
I agree Rockitman. About the same coverage Ski racing gets, instead of covering all world cup etc.. I find 987 channels of snowmobiles going around in circles on filthy brown snow.
Sorry Viken, thought the race was broadcasted already, even so, I imagine there are some TIVO user's out there who plan to watch it later...Thank you for changing my post title. I deserve it!!!
In this case, it is a political issue. As such, the people of Canada will get what they deserve. I'd rather keep it at that as this will became way OT.
Yeah it sucks that F1 doesn't get the coverage in the USA like it does in other parts of the world. But the same goes for other events too. So if you're really interested get SAT or cable service that will provide it. It's the only way I'm going to see F1, the Rugby World Cup, and international soccer. As for the F1 coverage I think Speed has done a great job as they provide coverage of test/time trials on both days (Fri, Sat) and the full race on Sundays, (all live).
Thanks, Viken, for the save (I'm a Tivo man).
I've attended F1 races at Silverstone and San Marino. The media coverage building up to the race creates an incredible buzz by race weekend. The dedication of the fans is amazing. Despite ridiculous ticket prices, what a fantastic event.
This is a HUGE sport worldwide. Women's intramural frisbee gets more coverage here in the US, both TV and newspaper. I've been paying premium cable prices for years just to have Speed(Vision), even though they've become the f**ing Nascar channel, but they're the only game in town.
What a shame. F1 is a sport. Nascar is a joke.
-DT
I just came back from the race. It's not too OT s there is an accompaning Cup race. Anybody know why there was no Ferrari Challenge as in each of the previous years? AS
Fine, but some things should not go unchallenged, even in a car forum.
Especially pure bigotry.
Why the *** does this person think they have the right to judge my political view and the other 35,000,000 of us?
Oh and this is not the only thread I have seen this type of rubbish lately, so it is making me a little knarley.
Oh and so as to stay on topic, way to go Schumi, the coverage was pretty good out this way.
Lance
I haven't been following F1 over the recent years. But, now I am getting back into it. Why isn't there more races in the states and more importantly, So CA??? IMHO, F1 cars require a greater degree of talent, due to their power, weight and driver exposer to the elements. Sorry, I've driven demolition cars in my earlier years and found far more fun in that then watching the Winston Cup...guess I am weird.
F1 is one those weird sports where unless you are a real enthousiast, you won't like it at all. I have had complaints from my wife/others regarding the "buzzing" sound when I'm watchng on TV.
I think the lack of interest in the US is partially due to the lack of US drivers. (Was the last one Eddie Cheever? or was there anyone after him?)
It is a great shame that Canada is losing their GP. The Montreal track is awsome, and relatively close compared to the rest of the world. And the reason for the loss is just plain stupid. This is a clear case where an exception should have been granted.
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