Because they paid more for the tennis and the tennis has more viewers?
And also because they paid more money for the tennis than they did for the btcc and that the tennis has higher ratings.No the football is on ITV1 where they usually put the tennis final so they put it on ITV4 instead where most of the tournament has been on
I want the full International layout back.They complained after last year that the the full international circuit at Oulton didn't produce as good on track action as the Island layout - but I'd say after that this race that isn't the case. Not on the evidence from this first race as seen on TV.
And, extremely frequently, the Civic, the 1-Series and anyone else that's in front of him at any time.It seems like Plato is always driving the wheels off the cars - the Laguna, the Lacetti, the Cruze, the MG and now the VW![]()
And, extremely frequently, the Civic, the 1-Series and anyone else that's in front of him at any time.
BY 93 thousandths of a second and with 75kg on board.Well credit to Plato, he's a very hard racer! Although some have taken a dislike to him, you must admire him for his race craft and pure pace!
Collard and Andy make contact, there's going to be huge discussions in the WSR Garage! And Plato takes the win!
None of which matters given how dirty he is - he's part of the reason BTCC is shown on ITV4 and has to make way for tennis. He - and others like him (including, but not limited to, Matt Neal and Yvan Muller) - turned the spectacle of racing into the anticipation of a crash. He's like Pastor Maldonado, only with some actual talent - albeit too scared to push himself to be a little fish in a big pond.Although some have taken a dislike to him, you must admire him for his race craft and pure pace!
None of which matters given how dirty he is - he's part of the reason BTCC is shown on ITV4 and has to make way for tennis. He - and others like him (including, but not limited to, Matt Neal and Yvan Muller) - turned the spectacle of racing into the anticipation of a crash. He's like Pastor Maldonado, only with some actual talent - albeit too scared to push himself to be a little fish in a big pond.
Still, 0.093s at the finish there![]()
You're not wrong - I've always maintained that the first real embodiment of this crash-to-pass culture in BTCC was Yvan Muller.I watched some clips of the late nineties Super Touring stuff the other day. It's almost if Plato has become the bully after getting battered about by the big names in his earlier days, as this clip (one of many) shows:
I was going to say when someone earlier in the thread said they bumped into Collard in the gift shop, it was probably the other way about but Collard blames it on them...For a while I thought he had a fancy double barrelled name, Rob Collard-Izout
Race 2: Andy Pri-d'oh.
Morgan pole for race 3 so @Furinkazen is happy.
You get on well at knickerbrook? Heard there was a few incidents up there.
He was over his grid box.mean penalty. He (Morgan) didn't make any advantage from creeping 4 inches before stopping again on the grid.
None of which matters given how dirty he is - he's part of the reason BTCC is shown on ITV4 and has to make way for tennis. He - and others like him (including, but not limited to, Matt Neal and Yvan Muller) - turned the spectacle of racing into the anticipation of a crash. He's like Pastor Maldonado, only with some actual talent - albeit too scared to push himself to be a little fish in a big pond.
Still, 0.093s at the finish there![]()
@Furinkazen managed to walk straight past me 3 times without recognising me. I am disappoint.