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Originally Posted by Svengali
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and red flags(not tifosi)Quote:
Originally Posted by Svengali
i was wrong... plenty of passing. sweet track, especially turn 1. great racing across all three series.
hoping for a return to this track next year....
A little too much chaos in the F1 race.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
The safety car restart crash was horrific.
And they need to do some work on better camera angles for the track.
Wow, that would be an awesome F1 to see in Europe. Combine the trip with sightseeing and eating in Florence. Not far from Maranello to see the Ferrari museums and even rent a Ferrari for an expensive hour. On the list.
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Originally Posted by PNWbrit
the F1 chaos wasn't due to any track deficiency though.... that type of driver error could happen any where.
The no passing on safety car restart before the finish line on a straight into a corner where slipstream was so important caused it.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Leader slowing it up until last moment with the pack all speeding up behind him.
They need to fire whoever is in charge of the broadcast. It's consistenly shitty, race after race.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Not once those idiots did show us the awesome serie of turns 6/7/8 (arrabiata ! ) in one large shot. They always, always, had to cut for just another close up. Infuriating.
If everything is back to normal, no chance. Maybe move the Italian GP from Monza for a couple of years. Italy can't pay for two races.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
I think F1 provides coverage at all the tracks now, it used to be that some was done by local broadcasters.Quote:
Originally Posted by philippeR
Mostly they do an incredible job. I wonder if the lack of experience at Mugello played into it combined with constraints of Covid and it being the third back to back race. Maybe consulting with MotoGP about how they film there if there are further races?
Yep. too close and then having to cut to another camera too quickly.Quote:
Not once those idiots did show us the awesome serie of turns 6/7/8 (arrabiata ! ) in one large shot. They always, always, had to cut for just another close up. Infuriating.
Camera coverage of Le Raidillon.... de l'Eau Rouge was better this year than the usual weak sauce.
Honda to leave F1 in 2022.
Now, that's interesting.
ESPN/Sky coverage > NBC Sports. Hopefully there are more races at Mugello, that track fucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Sochi has such a bad viewer experience, watching races there gives me a headache.
F1 runs the cameras on the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by Self Jupiter
I know, I think the track design sucks for viewership. The lack of contrast (sea of gray) drives me nuts.
Was pulling for Stroll today but good for Hammy, I guess
Also pulling for stroll - the early pit and tire selection wound up biting them. Congrats to Hamilton. That was an exciting race with the conditions - never knew when someone was going to make a costly mistake.
Like racing on ice. Pretty cool to watchQuote:
Originally Posted by shafty85
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-b1723200.html
Sure looked for a while Stroll was going to drive off into the distance.
Champion's drive from Hamilton though.
Vettel too.
And Perez deserves that second Red Bull seat.
That was a wacky race
Looking for times and networks for Bahrain.
Hammy out front, I read. Big surprise there. Anyone that can post free practice and qualis here. Thanks
Espn 2 ??
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Qualifying just started on ESPN2
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caught it. thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Iowagriz
also caught free practice 3
Holy shit.
Romain got lucky
https://youtu.be/4vF1quBNunA
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That is insane.Quote:
Originally Posted by willywhit
Holy shit is right! Given how he went straight through that barrier, no doubt the halo saved his life.
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