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Old 09-05-2014, 16:24   #240
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Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2014) Vol. 2

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Originally Posted by Gavin-D View Post
The first European GP of the season this weekend in Spain will be on Sky One and Sky One HD for the Qualifying session

Coverage of the Qualifying tomorrow starts at 12:00 till 14:35

Coverage on Sunday is not on Sky One but it is free for all on BBC One and BBC One HD along with Sky F1 for those who have the sky sports pack
I take this as a measure of confidence from Sky that they can go against the BBC. Sky's coverage has come a long way in a very short space of time and they deserve credit for sticking with Simon Lazenby after what was a truly awful start. He's now comfortably ahead of Suzy Perry in terms of lead presenter. At the same time the BBC have lost Jake Humphrey, let Gary Anderson go and now we only see Eddie Jordan on live broadcasts - and he might appear a clown but he's actually broken some of the major stories over the last few years and that shouldn't be ignored.

On top of that some of Sky's Senna memorial programming was really good - especially The Last Teammate which I thought was really powerful, it certainly caught my mood on the day.

But, as I said earlier, the BBC's coverage is still decent, and streets ahead of most of the rest of the world, with the possible exception of France. Sky have definitely got themselves ahead though.
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