Race Of Champions 2012

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This weekend!


Coverage...
Television coverage of the 2012 Race Of Champions will be available via a range of outlets all over the world, so no one should miss out on any of the stunning action at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok.

Live coverage of ROC 2012 will be broadcast on networks including...

•SAT1 (Germany)
•Motors TV (throughout Europe - including the UK)
•Al Jazeera (The Middle East)
•Fox (Latin America and Brazil)
•Speed TV (Australia)
•Sony Entertainment Network (India)
•PPTV and Euro Soccer channel (China)
•Super Sport (Africa)
•Autoplus (Russia)
•Astro SuperSport (Malaysia)
•Sport TV (Slovenia)
•Sport TV (Portugal)
•SPTV (Croatia)
•KZ Sport 1 (Kazakhstan)
•Nova (Greece, Cyprus)
•Marca TV (Spain)
•Chello Sport1 (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania)
•Sportcast Taiwan
•T Sports (Thailand)


Numerous channels will also show highlights of ROC 2012 including ESPN Star in Asia and Eurosport. American ROC fans will also have the chance to see a delayed stream starting at 7pm Eastern time at Youtube.com/Drive (USA only).

The ROC Nations Cup will take place on Saturday 15 December, with the Race Of Champions scheduled for Sunday 16 December. Both events will run from 20:00-23:00 local time in Bangkok (13:00-16:00 GMT). Please check local listings for exact details of broadcast timings.

Follow www.raceofchampions.com for a live results service of all the races at ROC 2012.

Drivers can be seen here.

More details here.

Looking forward to this, normally a fun watch. Good to see it has TV coverage this year although the stream was really decent last year too.
 
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King Damager said:
What are the teams this year? Seen the drivers obv...

Well, you know, the uhm, nations race

kd
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Participants

All-Stars- Tom Kristensen and Jorge Lorenzo
Australia- Mick Doohan and Jamie Whincup
France- Romain Grosjean and Sébastien Ogier
Germany- Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel
Great Britain- David Coulthard and Andy Priaulx
Team Americas- Benito Guerra and Ryan Hunter-Reay
Thailand- To be determined by an 'ROC Thailand'
TBA- Winner of 'ROC Asia' (China, India, Japan, Thailand)
 
Skeeter said:
I've sort of lost interest in this since it moved to stadium tracks. They are just dull.
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To be honest, I wasn't even aware it existed before 2003 when they moved to a stadium setup, instead of what appears to be pretty much a rally event in the canary islands.
 
The Rally super special style event was massively bias towards Rally drivers, obviously, but it was a far more spectacular to watch.

I'm sure they could make more interesting layouts than the ones they keep rehashing year on year. They could do it like the X Games Rallycross where they leave the stadium and go around a longer track outside too. They must struggle to get above 40 or 50mph on those stadium tracks.
 
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