Awful Announcing
It's a big day for motorsports today as the Monaco Grand Prix airs on ABC at 9 a.m., then the Indy 500 on NBC at noon with the Coca-Cola 600 on Fox as the nightcap
"That definitely was not Roger Federer."
Brundle is yet to interview Patrick Mahomes.
Brad Pitt will be on the race track soon. The A-list actor is starring in an as-yet-untitled film...
"Jiva Maya allows us to plant a flag in Europe for ROS, engaging a new cadre of creators, producers and distribution networks."
Having Steiner in the booth will be fun.
"People creating rumors without facts is never helpful."
The F1 season starts with the Bahrain Grand Prix, Sunday at 10 AM ET on ESPN and ESPN+.
"I'm desperate to make a full recovery and return to work, but it might take some time."
"Okay, it’s not Patrick, that’s why he ignored me."
Netflix might have to pick a lane on this one at some point.
Viewers in Russia now won't be able to legally watch F1 content.
"Before this, our relationship had always been good and I trusted him," said Gilles Villeneuve about "The Betrayal."
A storm caused a fire that destroyed the broadcasting truck.
"I won’t be in the Netflix show much, because I was sick the whole time. I won’t allow them to release that."
Sky’s Welcome to the Weekend (Thursdays ahead of races) and Pit Lane Live (an earlier pre-race show) will both now be shown on ESPN3.
The service will likely cost between $8-$12 per month and have a non-livestream option which will cost less.
