China Grand Prix

What a fantastic race!:woohoo:

Have they finally got the fiddling right?

Cars overtaking each other all over the track, I loved it!:thumbsup:

I didn't even know it was on, I missed race 1 because it was too early, forgot to watch last weekends despite being up at 7am and had assumed that there was a 2 week gap before the next.

What normally promps me is hearing about the first practice session on the news on Radio 4 when I am driving but have heard nothing this year.

On again at 1505 on BBC1. Well worth watching!!:thumbsup:

Absolutely excellent race.

Won't say any more (spoilers) but watch the replay

Laz1957 wrote: Absolutely excellent race.

Won't say any more (spoilers) but watch the replay

yep, was dying to discuss all the action but I'll wait until I've savoured the replay!:woohoo:

definately agree...by far the best race for a long time...and to be fair its not even one of the better tracks so bring on the rstof the season

the jester wrote: definately agree...by far the best race for a long time...and to be fair its not even one of the better tracks so bring on the rstof the season

I've watched it three times now! is that sad?:shrug:

Suddenly Tilke boredromes may become exciting, woohoo!

I am really annoyed now!
In February our TV cable supplier made the channel that carries Formula 1, BTCC, DTM, and the endurance racing series digital only.
I ordered a digital box so that I wouldn't miss any of the races but the rotten thing had such a horrible interface that I gave up on it in disgust, and sent it back. So no Grand Prixs for me!
I have to figure out another way to watch the races...particularly Le-Mans. I will be choked If I miss that one!

If we can get it to install, I'm told BBC iplayer now works world wide.

Psymon wrote: If we can get it to install, I'm told BBC iplayer now works world wide.

Go on, you fascinate me!:lol:

david aiketgate wrote:

Psymon wrote: If we can get it to install, I'm told BBC iplayer now works world wide.

Go on, you fascinate me!:lol:

BBC iplayer application can only be downloaded if you are in the uk, But once installed and working it should be able to stream any bbc program anywhere in the world. there's ways in which we can get the BBC to think that Rich is in the UK so we can install the player and then he can watch the Grand Prix via it. no need for subscriptions or pay per view I wondering if Adam has tried it on his travels.

So, to clarify, if I have iplayer on my laptop I can watch F1 anywhere?