Americans watching live European sports have to wake up at least 6 hours earlier to watch live sports in Anerica.
Do you get up and watch my favorite European sport live
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I WATCH MY FAVORITE EUROPEAN SPORT RECORDED WHEN I WAKE UP
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This year had mire overtaking than any year. Barcelona track needs to be refurbished so there is overtaking. And in f1 that goes iver 300k in air miles never listen to a region about atotal sports outlook
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The Fastest lap times in F1 history The most watched accross yhe world this year.
And all the back marker teams have ALL SCORED POINT S FIRST TIME IN 22 YEARS
The irony is that if you live in the UK you can't see any European sport unless you're subscribed to Sky Sports. But to answer your question I respect any American who watches European sport because they're aware of how bad American sport sucks.
Sky sports sucks There trying to do a f1 paper view if you watch by computer So of course we have all the telemetry live onboard feed ftom our team as well as team radio. MSNBC COVERED THE F1 SEASON PAST 3 YEARS AND I LOVED IT NOW Skysports is doing our feed in the USA and its soooo unproffessional
But its improved from Australia I literally was in tears after that race because F1 went backwards that day. My dad was in Imola that dark dark day Senna past and he got out if the sports until 10 years later and Ferrari called so by the time I was born F1 is a way of life
interesting question but can i point out that foemula 1 is a worldwide sport, not just european and also sadly now owned by an American media company. ;)
Liberty media group has actually brought this usually unknown sport by Americans up to date. After Bernie Ekelstons departure F1 did a total upgrade to its image. With a new logo and TV packaging deal with ESPN 2 AND A RACE COMPLEX IN AUSTIN TEXAS Called Circute of the Americas. With more USA RACES TO COME It was a great thing for the sport.
And yes World Wide indeed, the Asian flyaway races such as Singapore and this weekend Russia 21 hours difference being up and drinking bier and cheering at 4 am makes for a long day with American Football starting at 1pm.
Haven't watched F1 since Schumacher was dominating. A lot of it had to do with the time it came on and eventually I got into football more than I used to.
Wish mine wasn't but i grew up playing and watching sports. So its in my blood. When most of my friends are just getting home from clubbing all coked out. Im waking up from 8 hrs sleep to watch F1. Now dont get me wrong popped a Stella Artios and rolled a doobie strait away
Whats good abiyt f1 these days anyways? . id rather watch lmp1 . Even the f1 drivers are fed up of the changes that have been implemented since 2014 . you almost never see overtaking ( except for verstappen but i dont count suicidaly late braking and magically comimg out on top overtaking ). There is also DRS which is pointless and just for show. Lotsof good tracks have been removed over the years
Apparently your reading some fake news because teams such as Force India that was just purchased by Lance Stroll's dad and any race promoter in Noth America its the hottest ticket in town. Fernando Alonso is one of the drivers thats had enough but that purely political. From burnt bridges at Ferrari to soured thoughts at Mac. there's more than F1 thats an issue there
Im talking about the lack of overtaking due ti the vortexes created by the wings that makes the car behind you have no downforce. Therfore they can't get close enough to overtake. trust me im reading no sources. f1 is big in spain and i get my info from locals whove been watching 5 years or more
The overtakes that do happen are all due to drs. And drs isonly active in straights. so gp circuits with no long winded straights dont see many over takes. Just because overtaking is okay in something linespa doesn't there isn't a problem
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