F1 Grand Prix 2009
New year, New season, New channel. The F1 is back on the BBC!
It starts on March 29th on BBC One. The first tour is Melbourne Australia. Also, some fans will be pleased to know that BBC are showing the Live Qualifications.
Orbis non sufficit
'I'd sit alone and watch your light,
My only friend through teenage nights,
And everything I had to know, I heard it on my radio'
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And here's the website.
The Official Formula 1 Website
They're not even doing Canada this year.
Orbis non sufficit
'I'd sit alone and watch your light,
My only friend through teenage nights,
And everything I had to know, I heard it on my radio'
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Im really glad the the Beeb has got the coverage back cos at least we wont have poxy ad breaks every five bleedin minutes anymore, and why is Canada not being shown.
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Don't know. They had Canada last year, but no US.
Orbis non sufficit
'I'd sit alone and watch your light,
My only friend through teenage nights,
And everything I had to know, I heard it on my radio'
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So its just not on the grand prix calendar as opposed to not being on the beeb then mate.Originally Posted by Alpha
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I know that!
Orbis non sufficit
'I'd sit alone and watch your light,
My only friend through teenage nights,
And everything I had to know, I heard it on my radio'
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I think Micky got a bit confused Alpha.
Writing crap on the internet for way too long.
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I was only asking Alpha. but i wish i hadn't now.
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Fair enough, crossed wires and all that. I've been watching this for years, i know how it's done.
Orbis non sufficit
'I'd sit alone and watch your light,
My only friend through teenage nights,
And everything I had to know, I heard it on my radio'
Re: F1 Grand Prix 2009
From Canadian Grand Prix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOn October 7, 2008, it was announced by the FIA that the Grand Prix would be dropped from the Formula One calendar for 2009, having been previously included in the Provisional Calendar.
It doesn't state why it's been dropped though.
There's more and more in Europe or the far east and now some in the middle east. There's probably more money going into Formula 1 in these new places than there has been in Canada or USA which I would guess is why they've been dropped.
The only one left in the Americas now is Brazil which has a big following because of Ayrton Senna.
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