Bathurst or F1
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- 26th September 2010, 14:58 at 2:58 pm #128101SouthAussie94Participant
I know theres a large number of Aussies on here and with the next round of F1 in Japan being the same weekend as the Bathurst 1000, it will leave many of us with a difficult dilemma; Do we watch the closing hours of Bathurst and miss the F1, do we miss the last laps of Bathurst and watch the F1? Or do you try your best to watch both, flicking channels between the two?
Its a tough call. Whats everyone going to do?
26th September 2010, 15:12 at 3:12 pm #145885damonsmedleyParticipantUnequivocally F1. I haven’t watched the V8 Supercars in years and it is only getting worse. Possibly the most boring form of motorsport in the world now unfortunately…
26th September 2010, 16:11 at 4:11 pm #145886nikMemberNo contest: F1
Haven’t watched the V8’s in years and can’t remember the last time I watched Bathurst. Used to follow it a lot 10+ years ago when it was good. I like Ambrose though and root for him in NASCAR
26th September 2010, 21:04 at 9:04 pm #145887AnonymousInactiveDefinitely F1. No question. And especially the season we have this year, you won’t want to miss anything. This is the best season I’ve ever seen.
Although I quite liked the V8 Supercars, there really ain’t no competition.
27th September 2010, 4:15 at 4:15 am #145888MaccaParticipantBoth. Watch the end of Bathurst and then press play on my recorder to watch the F1.
27th September 2010, 4:40 at 4:40 am #145889Prisoner MonkeysParticipantFormula 1. I don’t get the station that broadcasts the V8s. And even if I did, I only have the standard free-to-air, not digital television, so the Grand Prix probably won’t be on until late.
27th September 2010, 7:47 at 7:47 am #145890damonsmedleyParticipantHow do you watch F1 with standard free-to-air?
27th September 2010, 9:13 at 9:13 am #14589127th September 2010, 11:05 at 11:05 am #145892Prisoner MonkeysParticipantHow do you watch F1 with standard free-to-air?
I turn the television on and suffer through the morons that call themselves commentators. Australia is yet to convert entirely to digital HD transmissions; the federal government is bringing them in by 2012, but I don’t have it yet. I don’t have enough money and I pretty much only ever watch the Grands Prix, Glee and NCIS, which isn’t nearly enough to justify the expense.
27th September 2010, 12:41 at 12:41 pm #145893MaccaParticipantWhat expense? You can get a set top box for like $90.
27th September 2010, 13:57 at 1:57 pm #145895damonsmedleyParticipant@nik – Sorry I meant non-digital!
27th September 2010, 13:58 at 1:58 pm #145896Prisoner MonkeysParticipantNo, I just have Southern Cross Ten. They play the races very late, even when they’re in our time zone. It’s analogue on the mainland.
What expense? You can get a set top box for like $90.
Yes, I know. But I happen to be on a very tight budget on account of being a university student.
28th September 2010, 4:35 at 4:35 am #145897Frishy101ParticipantIt will be F1 for me. Haven’t really watched V8 Supercars for years now, especially since it moved to Channel 7 it’s just gone down hill IMO.
28th September 2010, 5:36 at 5:36 am #145898SilverkegParticipantI had not even thought of this…I am a die-hard fan of both series!! I will probably do the same as Macca and record the start of F1 and just press play after Bathurst
28th September 2010, 6:30 at 6:30 am #145899Magnificent GeoffreyParticipantI don’t know about Tasmania or in the country, but here in SA OneHD also runs simultaneously on One Digital as a standard definition feed. Not that it makes a difference to F1 as it’s all in SD anyway, but you should be able to get One in some form with a digital reciever in your TV or a set top box at the very least.
Prisoner Monkeys, I sympathise with you, my friend.
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