No pre race show. Wonder how much they'll screw up the race.
ABC dropping F1 coverage
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Starts in 3 min on ESPN3
Not ABC, it’s your local affiliate.
My local ABC station has been showing the normal prerace show .
Race starts in 48 minutes.
Race starts in 48 minutes.
Mine has as well.
+1 on local ABC.
A reality TV intro featuring drivers touring the Everglades and enjoying a police escort to the track.
Real fluff.
28 min. to go
A reality TV intro featuring drivers touring the Everglades and enjoying a police escort to the track.
Real fluff.
28 min. to go
It has all been on ABC, they just didn't have separate listings for the pre-race and race.
Watching all the pre race garbage on ABC
What a huge load of excrement
Race in a few
Vin Diesel? Haha what an dockhed
What a huge load of excrement
Race in a few
Vin Diesel? Haha what an dockhed
Watching on MultiViewer is the way to go.
When Senna died I kinda lost interest in F1. The rivalry with Prost gave it a huge spark. I think the NASCAR race scheduled for July 2 in Chicago might be worth watching if not for the racing for the off track mayhem.
BTW, for those race fans if you haven't seen the documentary 'Senna' you should.
BTW, for those race fans if you haven't seen the documentary 'Senna' you should.
Amazon.com
www.amazon.com
As others have mentioned, the pre-race show was on. Just looks like it wasn't listed as a separate program in our program guides.
In case you didn't know, F1 races are ~90 minutes in length and have a maximum allowed time of 120 minutes. The program guide entry for me was from 2pm to 5:30pm so clearly it wasn't just the race.
In case you didn't know, F1 races are ~90 minutes in length and have a maximum allowed time of 120 minutes. The program guide entry for me was from 2pm to 5:30pm so clearly it wasn't just the race.
Subscription right?
ABC dropped the Monte Carlo race onto a sister station which wasn't available via streaming services.
I think it's part of F1TV and yes, it's subscription-based. About $10/month when I had it. I quit paying for it 2+ years ago but they had a bunch of cool options, somewhat similar to what Sky shows occasionally and if you watch closely, what many of the teams themselves used in their "pit wall" booths. Multiviewer is (was) a 3rd-party "hack" using F1TV's streams but I think F1TV bought the technology and integrated it into their systems.
The Multiviewer itself is free. You have to login with your F1TVPro subscription though which as pointed out isn't free.
80’s-90’s FIA Rule changes killed old F1
