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So we get to watch the F1 qualifying on Sky 1 but then they give you 2 fingers and don't let you watch the race on Sunday?

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I'll watch it on Sky Sports F1 HD for you :D

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Cheers! i wouldn't pay for that just for 1 channel.

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We have a Tivo with Movies & Sports HD.

We don't even bother with BBCs coverage anymore.

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Looking good for me atm.

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Nico wins Lewis second, Vettel third.

I don't mind Lewis losing the odd race as it is not good for the sport if he wins everything.

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Yes exactly.

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Funny that they did not moan when they were winning.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/32688667

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Pathetic, Haven't they done this before? Spitting dummies out all the time because they haven't got a winning car. McLaren are in a far worse predicament and I don't see the same threat. It's funny they don't complain about how the top teams get the majority of the cash flow either, which is half the reason teams go bust or simply can't compete.

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I still have the old sky dish on the wall so I bought a decoder and connected it to the dish a few years ago. I tuned it to the old astra and I can now get lots of European channels, my wife wanted so that she can watch her German channels.

When F1 is not on the BBC I turn the tv on and go to the RTL Channel, if I don't want to listen to the German commentators, which is mostly rubbish at times, they never get excited, I then get radio 5 live on the ipad and listen on there, they are 2 or 3 seconds behind the actual race but it is ok.

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Red Bull say "Audi in or we are out"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/32688667

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Day 1 of mid season testing at Barcelona:

1. Rosberg, Mercedes. 1:24.374, 146 laps
2. Ericsson, Sauber. 1:26.624, 98
3. Marcello, Ferrari. 1:26.648, 125
4. Kvyat, Red Bull. 1:26.904, 101
5. Maldonado, Lotus. 1:27.338, 60
6. Yelloly, Force India. 1:27.396, 109
7. Gasly, Toro Rosso. 1:27.639, 131
8. Massa, Williams. 1:27.911, 54
9. Turvey, McLaren. 1:28.542, 68

Current driver standings:

1. Hamilton, Mercedes - 111
2. Rosberg, Mercedes - 91
3. Vettel, Ferrari - 80
4. Raikkonen, Ferrari - 52
5. Bottas, Williams - 42
6. Massa, Williams - 39
7. Ricciardo, Red Bull - 25
8. Grosjean, Lotus - 16
9. Nasr, Sauber - 14
10. Sainz Jr., Toro Rosso - 8
11. Verstappen, Toro Rosso - 6
12. Hulkenberg, Force India - 6
13. Perez, Force India - 5
14. Ericsson, Sauber - 5
15. Kvyat, Red Bull - 5

McLaren, Manor and Maldonado from Lotus yet to score a point.

Constructors:

1. Mercedes - 202
2. Ferrari - 132
3. Williams - 81
4. Red Bull - 30
5. Sauber - 19
6. Lotus - 18
7. Toro Rosso - 14
8. Force India - 11

Re: Formula 1 2015 Season thread
 

I heard Alonso is not going to be at this test the scene of his accident?

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Understandable one would say.

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Gerhard Berger was talking about VAG at the weekend as well - and you'd think he'd know a bit about it. That said, I wouldn't always take what Marko says at face value.

As for Red Bull they might be coming across as a bunch of whingy moaners, but in fairness, Renault really haven't produced for them this season, if anything they've gone backwards. Maybe it's unprofessional, maybe it's whiny, but should they be happy about it?