Indianapolis 500 5/14-26
05-12-2024 | 03:11 PM
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05-26-2024 | 05:37 PM
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Congrats to Josef Newgarden. Glad the weather cleared up for the race to start. I felt Kyle Larson was impressive. HRC has homework to do with all the kerblammos they had.
IndyCar should follow F1 and create their own streaming channel. Peacock was irritating with all those breaks for commercials
IndyCar should follow F1 and create their own streaming channel. Peacock was irritating with all those breaks for commercials
05-27-2024 | 03:44 PM
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Congrats to Josef Newgarden. Glad the weather cleared up for the race to start. I felt Kyle Larson was impressive. HRC has homework to do with all the kerblammos they had.
IndyCar should follow F1 and create their own streaming channel. Peacock was irritating with all those breaks for commercials
IndyCar should follow F1 and create their own streaming channel. Peacock was irritating with all those breaks for commercials
05-27-2024 | 04:06 PM
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IndyCar needs to do better. I’m turned off by the commercials.
with F1 TV Pro I have uninterrupted coverage for all weekend sessions, plus driver and team prinicipal briefings and pre and post shows for the weekend, qualifying and racing. All of these in one place versus hopping around from Peacock to NBC and back to Peacock.
with that level of access plus full coverage of all practice, quali and race sessions for the support series, F1 is ensuring it keeps people engaged.
with F1 TV Pro I have uninterrupted coverage for all weekend sessions, plus driver and team prinicipal briefings and pre and post shows for the weekend, qualifying and racing. All of these in one place versus hopping around from Peacock to NBC and back to Peacock.
with that level of access plus full coverage of all practice, quali and race sessions for the support series, F1 is ensuring it keeps people engaged.
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