ESPN Classic F1 Retro Weekend
Discussion
The Grand Prix scene roars back into life over the weekend of
March 28th/29th, but with the action arriving via satellite from
Australia, it airs at an inconvenient time for European viewers.
Which is why ESPN Classic chooses that very forty-eight hour
period to turn the clock back by offering its viewers high-octane
action from motor-sport’s golden age of the 1970s.
Which means Jackie Stewart versus Niki Lauda and James Hunt.
And a fantastic documentary film, ‘Driven’, on the life of the legendary Graham Hill
28th & 29th March from 11.10am
http://www.espnclassic.com/articles.php?content_id... arent_id=906&territory=UK
March 28th/29th, but with the action arriving via satellite from
Australia, it airs at an inconvenient time for European viewers.
Which is why ESPN Classic chooses that very forty-eight hour
period to turn the clock back by offering its viewers high-octane
action from motor-sport’s golden age of the 1970s.
Which means Jackie Stewart versus Niki Lauda and James Hunt.
And a fantastic documentary film, ‘Driven’, on the life of the legendary Graham Hill
28th & 29th March from 11.10am
http://www.espnclassic.com/articles.php?content_id... arent_id=906&territory=UK
Bump for those of you after some extra F1 treats.
Channel 442.
http://uk-tv-guide.com/list/ESPN+Classic/29+March+...
Channel 442.
http://uk-tv-guide.com/list/ESPN+Classic/29+March+...
Edited by Nicol@ on Saturday 28th March 15:43
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