Poll: Official 2024 Australian Grand Prix Race Thread - Albert Park, Melbourne - Race 3/24
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With the way results have been going it's barely worth watching anything other than the post race highlights!
For first time in the last quarter century, I'm not sure I'll bother getting up for this. With so many races in the calendar, it just doesn't feel worthwhile.
On other matters: do we have confirmation on whether Sainz is back in the car yet?
On other matters: do we have confirmation on whether Sainz is back in the car yet?
I'd like to see Lawson get a second race.
Can't speak to the UK for certain, but assuming it's the same as Germany, they're replaying it several times during the day. I think I'll probably watch the 9am replays of both Quali and Race. And you can always just record it on your SkyBox anyway.
I assume you meant to type Bearman here? Or did I miss something?
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You are correct. Middle-aged moment there!
I don't have a SkyBox - I access F1 through the NowTV app on my TV.
Good to know there are re-runs
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Just been confirmed that Sainz will be back for this race.
So will I but it is so difficult not to catch the results, only have to open chrome on tablet and it'll be on the front page.
Also the house has to have a total news blackout until I've watched all the practices and the race. At least the advantage with a recording is you can skip through any boring preamble...
Trying to find the on demand re-run a couple of weeks back in the mass of seemingly tiles in the NowTV interface was awful. In the end I lucked out and found it playing on one of the channels.I don't have a SkyBox - I access F1 through the NowTV app on my TV.
Good to know there are re-runs
Not too bothered about finding out Max won, tbh.
A foregone conclusion.
Hope that isn't too hasty. Having your appendix out is a routine/common procedure, but a fairly large one still. I had mine out when I was younger and was in hospital on a drip for 4 or 5 days after and then had to have a further two weeks off with no strenuous activity to ensure the massive stitched up opening on my stomach didn't rip apart!
I'm sure Sainz is getting much better care and medical attention than I did
Edit: just read up on it and he may well have had a laproscopic appendectomy which avoids making one large incision and has a shorter recovery time. Two weeks still seems about on the limit though.
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These guys are fit and yes these days it's usually keyhole surgery, Sainz was back at the race the day after his op I believe, Albon was in a induced coma after his appendectomy because he had respiratory failure due to an adverse reaction to the anesthetic and he still took part in the next race.Hope that isn't too hasty. Having your appendix out is a routine/common procedure, but a fairly large one still. I had mine out when I was younger and was in hospital on a drip for 4 or 5 days after and then had to have a further two weeks off with no strenuous activity to ensure the massive stitched up opening on my stomach didn't rip apart!
I'm sure Sainz is getting much better care and medical attention than I did
Edit: just read up on it and he may well have had a laproscopic appendectomy which avoids making one large incision and has a shorter recovery time. Two weeks still seems about on the limit though.
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Yes, the NowTv tile layout is awful - on the F1 page, often the live broadcast is mixed 3-5 icons across or down within the later sessions
Albon said afterwards that he didn't fully recover until after the season was over. Probably should have skipped that next race and recovered fully instead. The current calendar is absolutely brutal.
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