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8 Days to go now............starting to get that anticipation thing going on! quote:
Steve Rider will make his first appearance on ITV screens since rejoining the network when he presents this Saturday’s Formula 1 Preview from 12.40 to 1.10pm on ITV1. Steve will present ITV’s award-winning coverage of Formula 1, which begins on March 11-12 at Bahrain and continues with live coverage of every race. Former McLaren driver Mark Blundell will join Steve Rider at every round as ITV’s analyst. Martin Brundle, who drove for the likes of Benetton and McLaren during his time as an F1 driver, will resume his acclaimed grid walk in the build-up to the races, as well as co-commentating with James Allen. Louise Goodman and Ted Kravitz will provide reports from around each circuit and there will be guest appearances from experts including David Coulthard, Johnny Herbert and Eddie Jordan. There are also new graphics and a new title sequence featuring drivers including Britain’s Jenson Button and David Coulthard. This will be accompanied by a re-working of Moby’s track ‘Lift Me Up’. Looking ahead to the start of the championship in Bahrain, the preview programme will look at the new rules and qualifying changes, which have replaced the single-lap qualifying system used in recent years with a three-part, hour-long knockout session. Also to be shown within the F1 Preview and ahead of the first race: Steve Rider interviews 2005 world champion Fernando Alonso and British ace Jenson Button. ITV has also announced that it is finalising a deal with North One for the exclusive production of its Formula 1 coverage. F1 Preview 2006 Saturday 4 March 1240-1310 ITV1 Bahrain Grand Prix coverage Saturday 11 March 1030-1215 ITV1 Qualifying LIVE Sunday 12 March 1030-1330 ITV1 Race LIVE Monday 13 March 0010-0110 ITV1 Highlights Tuesday 14 March 0245-0345 ITV1 Highlights Heres a look at the simple livery of the Super Aguri team: and good to see my favourite footy manager is showing his F1 support.........or are we going to see Schumacher up front for the Arsenal? There are numerous reasons to look forward to this year's Formula One World Championship. Take a look... 1 belongs to someone new, Fernando Alonso. 2 World titles up for grab. 3 World Champs on the grid this season: Alonso, Michael Schumacher, Jacques Villeneuve. 4 rookies competing: Nico Rosberg, Scott Speed, Yuji Ide and Tonio Liuzzi. 5 "new" teams in the paddock: BMW, Honda, Midland, Toro Rosso and Super Aguri. 6 teams using Bridgestone tyres: Ferrari, Midland, Toro Rosso, Super Aguri and Toyota and Williams who changed from Michelin in the off-season. 7 sets of tyres for each car to burn per weekend. 8 the turn at Turkey's Istanbul circuit. 9 0' angle 2.4 litre V8 engines will be used this year. 10 past race winners wanting more: Alonso, Fisichella, Raikkonen, Montoya, Schumacher, Ralfie, Trulli, Barrichello, Coulthard and Villeneuve. 11 teams chasing glory: the most since Arrows went under in 2002. 12 qualifying victors seeking pole: Alonso, Fisichella, Raikkonen, Montoya, Ralfie, Trulli, Barrichello, Button, Coulthard, Heidfeld, Villeneuve and Schumacher, who needs one more pole position to beat Ayrton Senna's record of 65. 13 doesn't appear on the grid, therefore... 14 goes to Coulthard even though he's the 13th driver. 15 countries represented on the grid. 16th (and final?) season for Schumacher. 17 grands prix named after their host country: only Europe isn't. 18 races on this year's schedule but it would have been... 19 had Belgium not been axed. 20 drivers raced last season. 21 will be disappointed this year, though, as... 22 drivers chasing the ultimate prize, the World title, which belongs to Fernando Alonso this season...
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