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17 Feb 2004, 17:09 (Ref:877208) | #1 | ||
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Any one help me out here???
For all the brits. I have a part time job, i work on sundays from 6pm till 10-11 (ish).
I am trying to find out how far ahead/ behind shanghai and bahrain are so if necessery i can book time off. Any help? |
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17 Feb 2004, 17:31 (Ref:877225) | #2 | |
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Dunno, but I'd say they'll start around 5 or 6 in the morning!
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17 Feb 2004, 17:33 (Ref:877228) | #3 | ||
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China is 8 hours ahead, Bahrain 3 hours.
China should be around 6am start, Bahrain mid morning. Found this timezone website I had already bookmarked. http://www.worldtimezone.com/index24.html |
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17 Feb 2004, 17:34 (Ref:877231) | #4 | |
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shanghai will be about 5/6 am
bahrain will be about 9/10 am The only races you'll need time off for are Canada, USA and Brazil |
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19 Feb 2004, 16:30 (Ref:879483) | #5 | ||
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Don't worry about USA and Canada. They won't get screened on ITV anyway
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19 Feb 2004, 17:13 (Ref:879514) | #6 | ||
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What makes you say that D-T? They usually are shown in ITV1 :confused:
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19 Feb 2004, 18:02 (Ref:879551) | #7 | ||
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USA won't be live anyway, thanks to corination street
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19 Feb 2004, 18:23 (Ref:879577) | #8 | |
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Which again, it usually is......the downside being that we get no post race press conferences of course. Thanks to a certain soap.
Still, middle aged women need something to talk about at work don't they? |
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19 Feb 2004, 20:22 (Ref:879706) | #9 | ||
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...and most of low IQ Britain!
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19 Feb 2004, 20:55 (Ref:879747) | #10 | |
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Where are people getting this idea from about some races not being live on ITV1?
They always are - and again will be this season. |
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19 Feb 2004, 21:00 (Ref:879754) | #11 | ||
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The N. American races will be live, I'm sure, although one year the USA GP was relegated to ITV2 for the live showing.
However knowlesy is right, I suspect, they won't hang around long after. Although I'm sure I won't miss the analysis too much! |
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That was the very first US GP in 2000 - after that happened ITV were told in no uncertain terms they couldn't do it again.
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19 Feb 2004, 21:23 (Ref:879797) | #13 | |
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The Indy 2000 race would have been very tense to watch live...I was a Ferrari fan at the time and the season was really brewing up into a fantastic battle between Mika and Michael. I knew it wasn't live, but my stepdad rather conveniently told me the result before the race started.
Thank you ITV! |
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