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I hate to say it, but I think it will end up on Sky, but will Bernie REALLY want that? It would cut down his viewers, and therefore advertising opportunities dramatically.
Jake Humphrey has just tweeted thiis: Lots of 'Sunday Times' questions. SO MANY inaccuracies in that article. F1 does incredible business on the BBC-it's spiritual home! I've no inside info on it's future...but I know little else gets the audience share and the millions that we do. #bbcf1 is a huge success. |
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Personally speaking I'm glad as I don't watch F1, any idea's what they'll be putting on instead though? You can say a lt about F1, but boring certainly doesn't apply this year! Then there's the tens of millions around the world who watch it on services that pay the BBC to use their feeds. I'd like to see less boring soccer and especially rugby! |
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It's fine that not eveyone likes F1 but it's only on for a 3-4 hours every other Sunday for the most part, I don't like tennis but we are about to get absolutely bombarded with it over the next two weeks, entire afternoons and evenings of nothing but tennis.
![]() The thing with F1 is once you become a fan and start to appreciate more aspects of the sport, you'll find that F1 is actually bigger then the racing, as funny as that sounds it's the amount of politics and intrigue off circuit that also make it the worlds greatest soup opera too! ![]() Anyway, lets hope it isn't dropped and the Sunday Times have their wires crossed. F1 belongs on the Beeb and their coverage is totally unmatched. |
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If you find F1 boring then that's fine, but it doesn't mean that it is. |
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I thought the BBC's commentary gets rebroadcasted to a number of different countries around the world, so they must be getting some of that money back each week.
Of course this could just be a bargaining tactic because the only way sky would be able to have it is if they show the main race on Freeview. I can't see anyone else wanting it. |
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Just read Jake Humphrey's twitter. https://twitter.com/jakehumphreyf1/
Unless there is an official statement from FOM or BBC on the issue I won't believe what the papers say ![]() Edit: Sorry Bungle, didn't see your other post! |
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I have nothing against F1 I just find it boring to watch, the cars are amazing and there's no doubt that the drivers have insane skill, it's just not for me. I nearly have my full motorbike license, I love motorbikes, but I still find MotoGP boring to watch sadly. Are you still in the country, or did you move back? |
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If you want exciting motorbike racing, you're watching the wrong thing with MotoGP. Try the World Superbikes, or British Superbikes. They're much easier to get into, with a lot more riders and a lot more action on track. Some people to watch in both series are the ex-MotoGP guys, such as Carlos Checa, Marco Melandri and Max Biaggi (WSBK), or John Hopkins and Shane Byrne (BSB). |
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