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Iv'e beeen try ing to find one for a couple of years now ...

sorry the just don't exist :verymad:

what do you mean they dont exist.

"bbc one live stream" in google will win you something when bbc are actually there.

and or "sky sports f1 stream" tho sky i would say is a little trickier.

firefox and an add blocker would be handy for most of the results tho. and or a vpn and you can just watch it all thru the bbc's website :)

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what do you mean they dont exist.

"bbc one live stream" in google will win you something when bbc are actually there.

and or "sky sports f1 stream" tho sky i would say is a little trickier.

firefox and an add blocker would be handy for most of the results tho. and or a vpn and you can just watch it all thru the bbc's website :)

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sorry I was just being a dick, that question Macillaz asked seems to come up every other week and if he searched he could have found a link to watch FP1

Edited by Missileman

Christian Horner has revealed that Red Bull Racing turned down the opportunity to test with Pirelli as they felt it "wasn't in line" with the rules.

"We believe it is the responsibility of the entrant to comply with the regulations, so when it came to light that a test with the current car had taken place, or interpretation of the rules was that that was in clear breach of them, therefore we raised a protest prior to the race for it to be dealt with by the FIA," he said during Friday's FIA press conference.

"It is really an issue between the team and the FIA and obviously Pirelli have asked several teams to test - ourselves included - but we have declined to do so as we felt it wasn't in line with the regulations, certainly with the current car. So that is the situation, it has gone to the tribunal and we trust the FIA to make the appropriate decision regarding it.

"The important thing is that there needs to be absolute clarity in what you can do and what you can't do, what I testing and what isn't testing and I think that that is more crucial than anything to be fully resolved."

The Red Bull team boss also claimed that there was no way Mercedes did not get an advantage over their rivals despite the team's insistance that they did not.

"I think that whenever you have limited testing with the rules written as they are, then when you run a current car with the way the amount of technology and the way the amount of data analysis there is you are always learning - whether it is reliability, whether it be endurance, whether it be performance.

"So of course even if you are testing a component for another supplier you are learning. Formula 1 has moved an awfully long way over the last few years to ensure fairness and equality to all of the entrants and I think if a team does carry out an extra 1000km with a current car then you are going to learn something."

http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/8764261/-Red-Bull-declined-Pirelli-test-

Paul Hembery will not face the media in Montreal on Friday afternoon as he has withdrawn on advice from Pirelli's legal team.

http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/8764099/Hembery-withdraws-from-press-conf

P1 Times

01. Paul di Resta Force India 1m21.020 10 laps
02. Jenson Button McLaren 1m21.108 +0.088 20 laps
03. Romain Grosjean Lotus 1m21.258 +0.238 21 laps
04. Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1m21.308 +0.288 16 laps
05. Kimi Raikkonen Lotus 1m21.608 +0.588 22 laps
06. Daniel Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1m22.068 +1.048 18 laps
07. Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1m22.402 +1.382 22 laps
08. Sergio Perez McLaren 1m22.587 +1.567 17 laps
09. Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 1m23.047 +2.027 26 laps
10. Mark Webber Red Bull 1m23.131 +2.111 16 laps
11. Felipe Massa Ferrari 1m23.341 +2.321 13 laps
12. Valtteri Bottas Williams 1m23.352 +2.332 17 laps
13. Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 1m23.3e6 +2.366 19 laps
14. Adrian Sutil Force India 1m23.417 +2.397 19 laps
15. Esteban Gutierrez Sauber 1m23.957 +2.937 33 laps
16. Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1m25.054 +4.034 21 laps
17. Nico Hulkenberg Sauber 1m25.354 +4.334 22 laps
18. Giedo van der Garde Caterham 1m25.753 +4.733 21 laps
19. Max Chilton Marussia 1m25.821 +4.801 19 laps
20. Charles Pic Caterham 1m27.143 +6.123 20 laps
21. Pastor Maldonado Williams 1m27.522 +6.502 11 laps
22. Jules Bianchi Marussia 1m29.306 +8.286 8 laps

http://www.planetf1.com/news/3213/8763404/Prac-One

P2 Times
01. Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1m14.818 48 laps
02. Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1m14.830 +0.012 45 laps
03. Romain Grosjean Lotus 1m15.083 +0.265 40 laps
04. Mark Webber Red Bull 1m15.212 +0.394 46 laps
05. Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1m15.249 +0.431 46 laps
06. Felipe Massa Ferrari 1m15.254 +0.436 43 laps
07. Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 1m15.280 +0.462 41 laps
08. Adrian Sutil Force India 1m15.396 +0.578 43 laps
09. Jenson Button McLaren 1m15.422 +0.604 29 laps
10. Daniel Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1m15.566 +0.748 38 laps
11. Kimi Raikkonen Lotus 1m15.599 +0.781 35 laps
12. Sergio Perez McLaren 1m15.661 +0.843 39 laps
13. Paul di Resta Force India 1m15.855 +1.037 22 laps
14. Pastor Maldonado Williams 1m16.319 +1.501 46 laps
15. Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 1m16.351 +1.533 38 laps
16. Valtteri Bottas Williams 1m16.374 +1.556 40 laps
17. Esteban Gutierrez Saube 1m16.475 +1.657 45 laps
18. Nico Hulkenberg Sauber 1m16.929 +2.111 35 laps
19. Jules Bianchi Marussia 1m17.070 +2.252 41 laps
20. Charles Pic Caterham 1m17.236 +2.418 35 laps
21. Max Chilton Marussia 1m17.888 +3.070 45 laps
22. Giedo van der Garde Caterham 1m18.392 +3.574 39 laps

http://www.planetf1.com/news/3213/8764018/Prac-Two

Thailand's plans to host a Formula 1 grand prix have hit trouble after Bangkok officials banned racing in the city's historic quarter.


Authorities said in April that a 5.995km circuit would be created near the Royal Thai Naval Dockyard in Bangkok, with the hope of landing a deal to host a Formula 1 race in 2015.


The track would have run past the Grand Palace, the Temple of Dawn and Victory Monument.


The plans, however, have suffered a setback after Bangkok's Metropolitan Authority passed a law that bans racing in the area.


"The law came into effect on May 16 prohibiting car racing in inner Bangkok because that area is a conservation for culture and arts," Kriangphon Pattanarat, director general of city planning department told AFP.


It is still unknown whether another location is being considered for the circuit.


http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/107905


Massa continues to shine

And Maldonado, 2nd drivers at their best

Have to say I was really looking forward to Grosjean gaining some confidence and showing some speed, but it doesnt look like its going to happen this year.

Grid Penlaties for Kimi and Dan. Only lose 1 place each because of the order the Penalties were inforced. Bit of good luck in a bad situation for those two

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