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How is the American coverage? It's blocked in Canada because TSN has the rights. (They use BBC coverage).
2015 Pirelli Hungarian Grand Prix
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It's not bad, I mean we don't have to worry about them trying to plead for Rossi every GP weekend. And I suspect that with HAAS they wont be trying to make better of a situation than need be. So the nationalistic bit not being there will be nice, cause I follow Sky coverage a lot and it does get bad.
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It was the most controversial event in the battle for the 2014 championship so of course they are going to show it.
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But it's the way they show it that's the problem. It's not footage; it's an animation in lurud, gratuitous detail. To any newcomer to the sport, it immediately presents Rosberg as a villain who cheats to get his way. Which I am not only sure doesn't bother Sky, but is their intention.
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Remind me again. Who was it that deliberately put his car in a position where it could hit the car in front?
And if Rosberg had a problem with it, he'd probably make it known. If I recall correctly, it was Rosbeg who admitted to purposely hitting Hamilton's tyre to 'prove a point'.
It's probably their intention, but not in a harmful way. F1 needs to be more lucrative to the viewer so in order for that to happen, why not make a villian out of what was last season's biggest talking point. And it's not exactly a false accusation, as I just said, Rosberg did admit of doing it purposely.
But anyway, a fantastic piece there on Jules. Definitely a tear-jerker.
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Two sources, one quotes him as doing it deliberately, and one says he admitted guilt. But nevertheless, he did admit guilt in both sources.
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Reality is Bias.
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That minute silence was one of the most emotional scenes I've ever witnessed and the first occasion have I welled up in a long time.
Lovely tribute to a wonderful talent and a Jule in F1's crown.
Lovely tribute to a wonderful talent and a Jule in F1's crown.
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And if Rosberg had a problem with it, he'd probably make it known. If I recall correctly, it was Rosbeg who admitted to purposely hitting Hamilton's tyre to 'prove a point'.
It's probably their intention, but not in a harmful way. F1 needs to be more lucrative to the viewer so in order for that to happen, why not make a villian out of what was last season's biggest talking point. And it's not exactly a false accusation, as I just said, Rosberg did admit of doing it purposely.
But anyway, a fantastic piece there on Jules. Definitely a tear-jerker.
Err no. Leaving his car in harms way yes. That was to make a point to the team. Once or twice Hamilton had passed Rosberg in a way that meant that either Rosberg backed off or they would crash. This just went a little bit wrong for him. His fault? Definitely. Deliberate? Not a chance.
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What was the reason now to cancel the start?
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Since when do they cancel the start when someone's not standing right in his grid box?
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Lewis off.
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Wow, Mercedes need to figure this clutch business out this is unacceptable.
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Oh this is completely acceptable.
