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Hibs.net understands that the BBC has reclaimed the right to show F1 on the telly, on the radio (that would be a good name for a song), and on tinternet for next season.
A spokesman for the BBC said ‘We’re right chuffed’
A spokesman for the ITV said ‘We didn’t want it anyway’
Bernie said ‘ooooooooooooo more money’
Good news!
No more adverts during the race. :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Hibbychick
i hope they get the ITV folk to mpresent it as i think they are good at it
http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,189...343346,00.htmlQuote:
Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond is in pole position to become the lead commentator when the BBC takes over the broadcasting of F1 races next season.
and it goes on
So there we have it :bitchy:Quote:
And according to the Times, Hammond, who survived a high-speed crash while trying to break the British land speed record for Top Gear two years ago, is the most likely candidate for the job.
The newspaper also reported that the BBC are planning on letting the 'Hamster', as Hammond is known, along with Jeremy Clarkson and James May, loose at grand prix weekends in an attempt to extend the audience beyond "petrolheads."
sounds good to me :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
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Originally Posted by Jack
Noooo!
They should be doing all they can to keep Martin Brundle and James Allen :agree:
Martin Brundle yes, James Allen :bitchy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbychick
The top gear team presenting F1 weekends :thumbsup:
sounds superb :agree:
The Top Gear boys would ruin F1, I couldn't take them seriously.
They must keep Martin Brundle! I have already emailed the BBC to tell them that.