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Is Champ Car Broadcast On Free To Air In Aust?

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Hi All,

I can't see it in the TV guide so just wondering whether I am missing something or whether they stopped broadcasting.

Is Will Power putting in a good effort. I remember watching him years ago in the open wheel categories and was extremely impressed. Wonder how he would go in an F1 car.

Cheers

Will

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basically the info in that thread is:

danica patrick loves a good foot stomping tanty.

tanty sounds like panty.

ivan would like to see danica drive a stick shift.

I don't know my arse from my elbow or my champ car from my IRL. All I know is one of them is on fox and it's the one with all the andrettis, and danica etc in it. and yes sometimes they turn left and right in the same race!

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Yeah as far as I know Champ Car (with Will) isn't on any TV - free to air or pay unfortunatley.

Hi Snowman,

Off topic you have some pretty handy lap times at the bottom of your signature!!!

With a 1.04.07 at calder, that's 5 seconds faster than Motor magazine were able to do, with a paid driver, in any of the current Ford/Holden v8's or blown 6's. Well done.

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YES champ car is broadcast on Free to air television. Check out channel 7 on monday nights, around midnight. Channel 10 used to have it until last week, in a similar timeslot. So check it out, we all can barrack for Will Power in the Champ cars :D

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YES champ car is broadcast on Free to air television. Check out channel 7 on monday nights, around midnight. Channel 10 used to have it until last week, in a similar timeslot. So check it out, we all can barrack for Will Power in the Champ cars :D

Cheers thanks for that, hadn't heard anything about it in ages. Was hoping these clowns would sort it out.

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