Occasional Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
Rachel Clarke (who I’ve attempted to blow up a few times at various Over the Air events) is in the final round of James Allen’s competition to send a Fan Ambassador to Abu-Dhabi after the Grand Prix. This final round saw the four remaining contestants put together a one minute video. It’s comments for votes, so head over to James Allen on F1, watch the other videos (if you must), and cast your vote!
[audio:http://psp.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_psp_20100127_113.mp3] MP3 File – Show Notes – RSS Feed – iTunes Link It’s the battle of the driving games, as this week’s review of F1 2009 from Codemasters is heavily influenced by my ongoing experience with Polyphonic Digitals’ Gran Turismo. Which will take pole position in the battle of the driving games? Plus why is South Korean Air following in my footsteps four years too late, what are EA going to do in 2010 (see here) and more in the latest slice of the Sony Playstation world in The PSP Show. As well as the Facebook Group and here, you
Doesn’t matter about the rest of the coverage, it could come from a shed in Brisbane with a batty old commentator and a marijuana fuelled ex-driver refusing to pick up the microphone; the British F1 fans will be resting easy after the first 65 seconds of the BBC coverage…
As I just tweeted… @MikeChannell YES the BBC really did need to confirm they were using The Chain! Otherwise I Would Have Predicted a Riot While I might (might) have accepted after a few years the BBC using The Foo Fighters All My Life for any coverage of the return of Formula 1 to the Council Tax Telly Station, the news that they will be using Fleetwood Mac’s The Chain as the theme tune means they can cock everything else up… I’ll be happy.
