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WRC 2011: England v France Quarter Final
Did you see the England – France Quarter Final? What happened? Was it poor selection, poor motivation, lack of discipline, lack of vision, lack of tactics, lack of strategy or what?
Monza F1 GP 2011 – BBC TV coverage
Having just lambasted ITV for their awful TV coverage of the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand and said that the BBC have the best sports TV coverage, I’m now wishing I hadn’t been quite so profuse in my praise of the Beeb.
Rugby World Cup 2011 – ITV coverage
First time the Rugby World Championship has been on ITV, I’m watching the Scotland game and am already incredibly frustrated by the inadequate TV coverage being provided by the UK’s main Commercial TV station.
Monaco 2010 GP: wheels of confusion
It was certainly a Black Sabbath for McLaren when the Monaco GP kicked off. But they weren’t the only team making a mess of things, they just seemed to have been the only ones to have suffered from their errors. Red Bull on the other hand made worse errors, but remembered one vital fact – […]
2011 China GP – race
BBC1 F1, TV, Jake Humphrey, Martin Brundle, David Coulthard, Jenson Button, Lee McKenzie, China, GP, F1, Turkey, Schumacher, Ross Brawn, Mercedes, insurance risk, Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel, White City,
2011 F1 China GP – Qualifying
China GP, GP, China, F1, Formula One, Martin Brundle, David Coulthard, Damon Hill, Nick Heidfeld, Vitaly Petrov, Renault, DTM, BTCC, Paul di Resta, Red Bull, Fisichella, Adrian Sutil, Jake Humphreys, Anthony Davidson, McLaren, Ferrari, Massa, Vettel, Webber
Malaysia GP 2011 – Qualifying
BBC F1, F1, Martin Brundle, David Coulthard, Malaysia GP, GP, Michael Schumacher, Mike Gascoigne, McLaren, Red Bull, Ferrari, Renault, Alguersuari, Sepang, Sebastian Vettel, Lotus,
Fifth Decade 
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