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Often Speed has the practice, qualifying and discussion but then Fox sports gets the race (?)
It's a pain.
Talk to Bernie. He charges more for F1 broadcast rights than any cable company in the USA can afford. Speed, ESPN, etc. do not have enough viewers. They have to put the more popular races on broadcast TV. Come on, let's get real! How else could Bernie's daughter afford to buy the aaron Spelling mansion? A
Often Speed has the practice, qualifying and discussion but then Fox sports gets the race (?)
It's a pain.
And they delay it too... I don't know how many times I have hauled my sorry butt outta bed at 4:30 in the morning to watch a race on Speed, only to turn it on and find that it is on the local Fox station at 10am, meaning I can't look at the interwebs for 5hrs! (and for me, that is a ghastly proposition)
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