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    Default Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

    More to the point why does F1 still serve up the dross it did today where pretty much the entire 78laps was just a precesion.

    Brawn ran away with it last year and now red bull are doing exactly the same. Not being able to fuel up in the pits has just made the sport 3times duller than it already was. You can now feasibly get out infront and just drive the car home rather than having to worry about tactics
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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

    More to the point why does F1 still serve up the dross it did today where pretty much the entire 78laps was just a precesion.

    Brawn ran away with it last year and now red bull are doing exactly the same. Not being able to fuel up in the pits has just made the sport 3times duller than it already was. You can now feasibly get out infront and just drive the car home rather than having to worry about tactics
    The best thing they could do for the entertainment factor would be to grade the drivers like in Stock car racing and have the best start at the back. So much more fun if the big guns had to charge through the field each race.

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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

    More to the point why does F1 still serve up the dross it did today where pretty much the entire 78laps was just a precesion.

    Brawn ran away with it last year and now red bull are doing exactly the same. Not being able to fuel up in the pits has just made the sport 3times duller than it already was. You can now feasibly get out infront and just drive the car home rather than having to worry about tactics
    The best thing they could do for the entertainment factor would be to grade the drivers like in Stock car racing and have the best start at the back. So much more fun if the big guns had to charge through the field each race.

    Theres plenty of ways you can make the sport interesting without blatantly giving out handicaps


    • Cap the funds for each and every team
    • Limit the number of cars and engines a team can use over a season
    • Allow cars at the back of the gird to fuel up as they so please and not have this stupid rule thats currently there
    • Limit the drivers to a certain amount of tyres they can use over a weekend
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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

    More to the point why does F1 still serve up the dross it did today where pretty much the entire 78laps was just a precesion.

    Brawn ran away with it last year and now red bull are doing exactly the same. Not being able to fuel up in the pits has just made the sport 3times duller than it already was. You can now feasibly get out infront and just drive the car home rather than having to worry about tactics
    The best thing they could do for the entertainment factor would be to grade the drivers like in Stock car racing and have the best start at the back. So much more fun if the big guns had to charge through the field each race.
    Yeah, something needs to be done. Yesterdays race was boring as hell.

    You just can't overtake at Monaco, it's a dull circuit. I fell asleep straight after yesterdays race. That bad.

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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    I don't mind as I like all the extras but the race finished almost an hour and a half ago and the show is still going, the guys are still talking, yet any other sport is off the air about 10 minutes after the result is called.

    I'd love boxing shows to carry on a couple hours after the fight result, going backstage and getting of lots of postfight analysis but it never happens, yet FormulaOne, despite being on BBC 1 where time and space is at an absolute premium gets the kind of extended coverage usually reserved for general elections.

    It's bizarre really, although anything on BBC that isn't Eastenders is a positive thing of course.

    More to the point why does F1 still serve up the dross it did today where pretty much the entire 78laps was just a precesion.

    Brawn ran away with it last year and now red bull are doing exactly the same. Not being able to fuel up in the pits has just made the sport 3times duller than it already was. You can now feasibly get out infront and just drive the car home rather than having to worry about tactics
    The best thing they could do for the entertainment factor would be to grade the drivers like in Stock car racing and have the best start at the back. So much more fun if the big guns had to charge through the field each race.
    Yeah, something needs to be done. Yesterdays race was boring as hell.

    You just can't overtake at Monaco, it's a dull circuit. I fell asleep straight after yesterdays race. That bad.
    This is no lie, I fell asleep as they were doing the parade lap, and woke up after they had interviewed the podium finishers! I missed the entire race, but somehow with Formula one that doesn't matter, I didn't feel like I had missed anything.

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    Default Re: Why does Formula One get so much post race coverage?

    most f1 race are boring now. gone are the senna prost mansell characters of f1. or the guts of gilles villeneuve. f1 here are still good due to we have the motorsport history. but we miss suzuka circuit.. fuji circuit sucks. the regular f1 program here takes about 4 hours including the race. maybe bcoz it has lots of commercial rights involve.

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