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marlot · 08-06-2012, 11:15

"The Chinese Grand Prix in April was the first race broadcast live by the BBC this year and its viewing figures were down by 1m on 2011 to a peak of 4.21m. Sky's coverage of the race peaked at 887,000 and averaged at around 1m over the first four races of the year."

So I make that 80% of the population who can't/aren't watching the races on sky.

Bernie is a master at spin - all this 'it wouldn't make any difference here in the UK' is clearly bull.

08-06-2012, 11:15	#72
marlot Inactive Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 30	Re: F1 Channel "The Chinese Grand Prix in April was the first race broadcast live by the BBC this year and its viewing figures were down by 1m on 2011 to a peak of 4.21m. Sky's coverage of the race peaked at 887,000 and averaged at around 1m over the first four races of the year." So I make that 80% of the population who can't/aren't watching the races on sky. Bernie is a master at spin - all this 'it wouldn't make any difference here in the UK' is clearly bull.