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Anybody noticed the complete abscence of the driver's and co-pilot's comment in a great part of the onboard footage as well? Weird - and also deceptive - to get a view form inside's Loeb's car without the characteristic rattling voice of Daniel Elena... :-(
If the first couple of day's coverage is anything to go by, they seem to be having problems with the audio from the cars, so perhaps they've just shut it off?Quote:
Originally Posted by SDG
That's my guess as well. I prefer having no sound to having sound which harms my ears.Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
The guy who isn't Paul King is very good in my opinion, but pk has to go, hate to see anyone lose their job but he just doesn't cut it with his "live" moments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Franky
Looking back over most of the footage from the past few days, I'm suitably impressed. It's not perfect by any means, but it's considerably more than I was expecting. I was particularly excited about the amount of external shots that were used, not only in terms of the volume, but in the variety as well. In the past, we've only ever seen half a dozen rally cars going over the same pieces of road, which is really not that exciting. There was some repetition here, of course, and that's not a bad thing by any means - if it's a particularly good corner, then it's certainly welcome - but they got the balance just right by injecting plenty of unique content. It really captured the feel that the Monte is an epic rally, rather than an event that is only run over the same five kilometres.
There are still a few things that need to be addressed; primarily, I think they need to look at the balance between stage coverage. In the Friday half-hour recap, ten minutes were spent looking at SS11, and five minutes were spent looking at SS12 and SS13 - which is a shame, because SS13 was Sisteron, which deserves more. But it's certainly a strong start.
Total Scandal of media coverage here in France for Monte-Carlo :mad: :mad:
Has anybody seen Latvalas crash at wrc.com? Are they really trying to hide it or what?
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Originally Posted by SlowSon
Two vedios on youtube that from two diffrent angles captured the crash moment of JML,just lost the grip suddenly,Unbelieveble
I know them, my point is other. The official website shows Novikovs and Hanninens crashes, but skips Latvalas, which is far more spectacular. Is it just accidentially, or the Red Bull promoter is trying to hide VW Red Bull Team's failures? And, more important, are they going to continue like that in the future?Quote:
Originally Posted by kimiryan
Is that the reason one should watch Rally, oh please. There is "best of crashes" program on Motors TV for that...Quote:
Originally Posted by SlowSon
PS: Where is the dislike button?