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**fount_pirat** · 03-13-2010, 01:42 AM

It just struck me, having seen clips of the opening race of the 1978 season the other day commentated on by Harry Carpenter from the BBC's London studio, how lucky we are with F1 coverage today. That was it 32yrs ago.

At the moment I'm being kept up to date by the Autosport live coverage of FP2, have streaming live video from the BBC, and have tweets galore from journalists, teams, presenters and commentators direct from Bahrain coming through as we speak.

How things change

We certainly are 'lucky' that humanity is going forward, even though there will be a hefty price we will pay for this, soon.

03-13-2010, 01:42 AM	#29
fount_pirat Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 618 Senior Member	It just struck me, having seen clips of the opening race of the 1978 season the other day commentated on by Harry Carpenter from the BBC's London studio, how lucky we are with F1 coverage today. That was it 32yrs ago. At the moment I'm being kept up to date by the Autosport live coverage of FP2, have streaming live video from the BBC, and have tweets galore from journalists, teams, presenters and commentators direct from Bahrain coming through as we speak. How things change We certainly are 'lucky' that humanity is going forward, even though there will be a hefty price we will pay for this, soon.
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