Hamilton, Raikkonen, Alonso or Kovalainen? - Page 2 - World-Designs-Forum

Cobblers · #11 20th March 2008, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by prince of darkness

Certainly hope so! He's been missed.

Murrayisms with extra finely matured senility, fun fun fun!

Hurrah,
No more heinous poorly timed ITV ad's.

Shian7 · #12 20th March 2008, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Cobblers

Hurrah,
No more heinous poorly timed ITV ad's.

Excellent point!..... still not WSB or MotoGP though is it!

Shane · #13 20th March 2008, 08:07 PM

Hope Martin Brundle comes as part of the package.

david counter · #14 20th March 2008, 08:10 PM

sadly I think we'll probably end up with James Allen

G.Axiom · #15 28th March 2008, 11:59 PM

After telly gossips, back to the business.
To me it looks like Alonso would be pretty much out of considerations now.
My vote: Raikkonen again.
Hamilton _could_ do it, if he did'nt needed to meet that competition by Kovalainen, and vice versa.
But, that's only my opinion.

freefallrob · #16 31st March 2008, 10:46 AM

I love Formula 1, it's getting better all the time now.

My vote would be for Mr Personality himself, Raikkonen.

Read this, it's great ! http://www.itv-f1.com/Feature.aspx?T..._Trap&id=42145

There is a rumour that that top gear presenter Richard Hammond will be involved somehow with the BBC coverage....

I hope the keep Martin Brundle, i'm not bothered by the rest, Murry's to old now but he was/is great!

funk hunter · #17 2nd April 2008, 06:31 PM

Give me Rossi, Stoner, Pedrosa, Toseland any day. 125s & 250s are even more exiting with some fantastic young British talent challenging for honours in the 125s.

The BBC getting the F1 rights worries me as coverage of the bike GPs(which is excellent at the moment) is bound to suffer

david counter · #18 2nd April 2008, 06:54 PM

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The BBC getting the F1 rights worries me as coverage of the bike GPs(which is excellent at the moment) is bound to suffer

shouldn't be a problem, motoGP doesn't conflict with F1, they change the race times to fit in,

pre65 · #19 2nd April 2008, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by funk hunter

The BBC getting the F1 rights worries me as coverage of the bike GPs(which is excellent at the moment) is bound to suffer

WHY ?

funk hunter · #20 2nd April 2008, 09:49 PM

Unfortunately its all about audience ratings, where there are calender clashes I can't imagine F1 taking a back seat in favour of Moto GP especially with Hamilton winning. Toseland might be competitive but it would need another Sheene(fast & charismatic) to really turn on the great British public to bike racing again, ask most people about Carl Fogarty and they'll look blankly at you.

I can see a situation where there is a clash, the BBC could put MotoGP on
BBC3 or the "red button", that would be fine by me.