BBC bosses have identified abandoning coverage of Formula One and Wimbledon as one way of saving money to help the broadcaster contend with the frozen licence fee settlement imposed last autumn.
Better not. I hated it on ITV aswell with breaks every 15 minutes. They should have thought about money in the first place when they bought the rights off ITV, Formula 1 is one of the most expensive sports in the world. 
Walcott wrote:BBC1 next Sunday, 7am in the morning if you want to watch it live. Theres usually a repeat just after 12 though.
sorry - the sunday after next.
Walcott wrote:If I don't start work next week, Ill watch Practise 1. Fuck Practise 2 & 3, Ill record Qualifying, watch the race at my dads.
Walcott wrote:Yeh but it's at 3 in the morning.
Just stay upWalcott wrote:Yeh but it's at 3 in the morning.
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/254411/kubica-undergoes-further-surgery/Robert Kubica has undergone his fourth operation since crashing on the
first stage of a rally in Italy last month, with the Pole requiring
further treatment on his recovering right elbow. Doctors have been
pleased with the progress Kubica has made to date, although it is still
unknown whether the 26-year-old will be able to make an F1 return.
"It was decided that noteworthy elbow specialist Prof. Luigi
Celli should operate on the elbow to improve its functionality," a
hospital statement read before Kubica's latest surgery was carried out.
"Prof. Celli expressed his satisfaction with what has already
been done and said he will be available Saturday to rehabilitate the
functionality of the elbow. Kubica's condition is otherwise satisfactory
both from a clinical and general point of view."
Walcott wrote:Vettel by the looks of things, possibly Alonso, or if McLaren sort themself out, Hamilton. Button might be up there if he can manage his tyres and qualify. Dark horses - Schumacher & Rosberg.
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