The 2012 Formula One (F1) season continues with round six at 8 AM Eastern with the 2012 Monaco Grand Prix (GP). Mercedes driver Michael Schumacher took Pole yesterday but will take a 5-place grid penalty due to contact with Bruno Senna (Williams) at the Spanish Grand Prix, thus Mark Webber (Red Bull) will start from Pole today. Seven of the last eight races a driver has won from Pole. Since 1986, only once has a driver won from further back than third, and that has happened just once (Oliver Panis - 1996).
For the social among you, PaddockTalk.com has a new quick and easy to use Twitter and Facebook area to follow #f1 #formula one, talk to F1 drivers, teams, team bosses, and more! Check it out at /news/html/formula-1-live-chat.html. So join the fun!
If you are looking for LIVE timing and scoring, be sure to check out the free service at the Formula One website. There are three different options, and has been a mainstay for Formula One (F1) fans for years featuring best personal laps, sector times and more!
The Grand Prix TV coverage will start at 7:30 AM Eastern, and will run until approximately 10 AM Eastern. The lights will go out immediately after the formation lap which begins at 8 AM sharp.
For LIVE streaming you have to find some contraband video on the Internet due to Formula One's draconian protection of video. Many of the international broadcasts make it onto the video websites.
For LIVE TV coverage in the United States, you have one option - SPEED (Dish Channel 150) which begins at 7:30 AM.
SiriusXM's 2012 radio coverage begins at 8 AM. Every race, all season long, will air live on Sirius channel 94 and XM channel 208. SirusXM also offers multiple replays. Fans can also listen at www.siriusxm.com and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for iPhone, iPads and Android smartphone, tablets and other wireless devices.
The weather outlook in Monaco is party cloudy with a 30% chance of rain during the Grand Prix (GP) with mild temperatures in the upper-60s F/ low-20s C.
So enjoy round six of the 2012 Formula One (F1) season! The moment we've all been waiting for is about to begin!
Be sure to keep checking paddocktalk.com for all of your Formula One (F1) news, rumors and results.
For the social among you, PaddockTalk.com has a new quick and easy to use Twitter and Facebook area to follow #f1 #formula one, talk to F1 drivers, teams, team bosses, and more! Check it out at /news/html/formula-1-live-chat.html. So join the fun!
If you are looking for LIVE timing and scoring, be sure to check out the free service at the Formula One website. There are three different options, and has been a mainstay for Formula One (F1) fans for years featuring best personal laps, sector times and more!
The Grand Prix TV coverage will start at 7:30 AM Eastern, and will run until approximately 10 AM Eastern. The lights will go out immediately after the formation lap which begins at 8 AM sharp.
For LIVE streaming you have to find some contraband video on the Internet due to Formula One's draconian protection of video. Many of the international broadcasts make it onto the video websites.
For LIVE TV coverage in the United States, you have one option - SPEED (Dish Channel 150) which begins at 7:30 AM.
SiriusXM's 2012 radio coverage begins at 8 AM. Every race, all season long, will air live on Sirius channel 94 and XM channel 208. SirusXM also offers multiple replays. Fans can also listen at www.siriusxm.com and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for iPhone, iPads and Android smartphone, tablets and other wireless devices.
The weather outlook in Monaco is party cloudy with a 30% chance of rain during the Grand Prix (GP) with mild temperatures in the upper-60s F/ low-20s C.
So enjoy round six of the 2012 Formula One (F1) season! The moment we've all been waiting for is about to begin!
Be sure to keep checking paddocktalk.com for all of your Formula One (F1) news, rumors and results.
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