Formula 1 Round 5 - Spain
Spanish Grand Prix
Barcelona, 8-10 May 2009
Friday 8
First practice: 1000-1130 (0900-1030 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 0900-1030, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Second practice: 1400-1530 (1300-1430 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1300-1430, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Saturday 9
Third practice: 1100-1200 (1000-1100 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1000-1100, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Qualifying: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1415, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Qualifying replay: 1800-1000 (Sunday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
Sunday 10
Race: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1500, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live/online.
Interactive forum: 1500-1600 ,BBC Red Button/online
Highlights: 1900-2000, BBC Three/Red Button/online
Race loop: 1600-0600 (Tuesday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
Barcelona, 8-10 May 2009
Friday 8
First practice: 1000-1130 (0900-1030 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 0900-1030, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Second practice: 1400-1530 (1300-1430 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1300-1430, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Saturday 9
Third practice: 1100-1200 (1000-1100 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1000-1100, Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Qualifying: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1415, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live sports extra/online
Qualifying replay: 1800-1000 (Sunday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
Sunday 10
Race: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1500, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live/online.
Interactive forum: 1500-1600 ,BBC Red Button/online
Highlights: 1900-2000, BBC Three/Red Button/online
Race loop: 1600-0600 (Tuesday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
Originally Posted by Chris Type R,May 7 2009, 01:10 PM
Looking forward to this race. Some new bits and bobs on the cars should make things interesting.
http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/ - As introduced to me by yourself, Chris

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Originally Posted by Hypersonik,May 7 2009, 03:29 PM
As introduced to me by yourself
I too will be interested to see whether Brawn retains its competitive edge or whether the other teams will have narrowed the gap a bit.
I won't be losing any sleep if Ferrari continue their current run of poor form
Button - Trulli - Kubica - Heidfeld are the top four after P1, although you can never tell a great deal from practice.
I agree with Bada: Barcelona is usually the low point of the year and produces dull races, so it'll be interesting to see if the car changes make much difference.
I agree with Bada: Barcelona is usually the low point of the year and produces dull races, so it'll be interesting to see if the car changes make much difference.
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Originally Posted by Bada Bing!,May 8 2009, 07:05 AM
Barcelona is a shit track, usually with no overtaking.
Barcelona and Hungary. The two races that I don't mind missing and using Sky+ to catch up later in the day.





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