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Both of these are fake. I can tell because neither of them have a #Blessed Mode button.
Both of these are fake. I can tell because neither of them have a #Blessed Mode button.
Or an autopilot that squeezes Rosberg into the wall at the next possible corner... (did it happen this race? Didn't see it.)
No, Rosberg started on pole and ran away
Sadly this seems to be the only way Rosberg can win races as well. He's darn good up front with a clear track but my he struggles whenever there is any other car around him, or he's mired in the pack. I don't feel he has the fight instincts like Hamilton/Alonso etc.
What annoys me is that the onboards are always breaking up. Since the senna era, this has not been resolved. I didn't see these issues at le mans though ! You expect better from the most technically advanced sport in the world.I'm glad someone within F1 finally came out and said this publicly.
https://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2016...-and-calls-on-f1-to-shake-up-its-tv-coverage/
The camera angles for sponsors hoardings and their insistence on head on shots with no sense of speed have been annoying for several years. Then the direction itself is just as bad? Car on a hot lap? No, let's spend 30 seconds watching Rosberg leaving the garage. Overtake happening? No, let's cut to a random woman at the back of a pit garage.
I suspect that the problem in Azerbaijan was the local infrastructure. It was noted during FP1 that Baku doesn't even have 3G coverage.
What annoys me is that the onboards are always breaking up. Since the senna era, this has not been resolved. I didn't see these issues at le mans though ! You expect better from the most technically advanced sport in the world.
They replaced their entire onboard camera system for this year. New cameras and new transmission system. Significantly better quality (I believe it's supposed to be HD now), and is supposed to let them recieve all 22 cars at once (previous system was about 10 at most).
There have been some teething problems with the connection in early races, resulting in some interesting artefacts. I would assume the fancy toys like thermal and 360 will return in time, once everything else has been ironed out.
The entirity of the race on NBC was unwatchable quality for me. More static than race honestly; I was bummed.
I wish they would stop with the image stabilizers on the onboards, you don't get any feel of the bumps or the vibration of the engine.
For tv shots, they should use more Monaco type angles instead of the dreadful long shots, sponsors could be placed near the new camera angles to get them to agree.