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Tony Belding @ Jun 11th 2007 9:58AM
I was fortunate enough to catch the race on TV, it was a good one. I think we need to see more of this instead of all NASCAR all the time. I'd also love to see F1 racing broadcast in high definition, I wonder when it will happen?
km519 @ Jun 11th 2007 12:39PM
The Grand Prix was an HDTV broadcast on Canada's TSN network. Suprisingly, Formula 1 Administration -- Bernie Ecclestone's group -- only sometimes feeds the race using their own production facilities and HDTV cameras. F1 Administration sometimes relies on local broadcasters feeds as the world feed; and frankly the quality of local broadcaster feeds is uneven at best.