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> Thanks.  Tom

> > Thanks.  Tom

> Gee, am I the obvious candidate to reply?

> Qualifying and the race are on ESPN Star Sports:
> <http://www.espnstar.com>

> If you search the "TV Times" link, use the Phillipines
> as the country because the Korean feed comes from there.
> Race coverage begins live at *6:00* PM (remember that
> the Phillipines are in a different time zone from Korea).

> The coverage of F1 is in Chinese, so you won't have to
> listen to James Allen.  Of the two hosts, the thin
> guy with glasses is a stiff, but the chunky man, Robin,
> knows what he's talking about and sometimes has post
> race interviews from the track in English.

> If you're in Korea on September 21st, you might want
> to head to Everland (just south of Seoul) and catch
> the Asian Festival Of Speed which includes the Asian
> F2000 series, GTs, and some other lower formula races.

> http://www.afos.com/
> http://www.motorista.com.ph/karera/race_sked/afos2002.html
> http://www.everland.com/multi_language/english/park030.php3

> Bob Dog

> > > I'll be in Japan and Korea over the Italian GP weekend.  Can someone
> tell me
> > > which networks in those countries will cover practice, qualifying and
> the
> > > race?  I know there's a list by country somewhere, but I couldn't find
> it.
> > > The good news for me is that I'll be able to watch it all in primetime
> > > rather than at the crack of dawn for once.

> > > Thanks.  Tom

> > Gee, am I the obvious candidate to reply?

> > Qualifying and the race are on ESPN Star Sports:
> > <http://www.espnstar.com>

> > If you search the "TV Times" link, use the Phillipines
> > as the country because the Korean feed comes from there.
> > Race coverage begins live at *6:00* PM (remember that
> > the Phillipines are in a different time zone from Korea).

> > The coverage of F1 is in Chinese, so you won't have to
> > listen to James Allen.  Of the two hosts, the thin
> > guy with glasses is a stiff, but the chunky man, Robin,
> > knows what he's talking about and sometimes has post
> > race interviews from the track in English.

> > If you're in Korea on September 21st, you might want
> > to head to Everland (just south of Seoul) and catch
> > the Asian Festival Of Speed which includes the Asian
> > F2000 series, GTs, and some other lower formula races.

> > http://www.afos.com/
> > http://www.motorista.com.ph/karera/race_sked/afos2002.html
> > http://www.everland.com/multi_language/english/park030.php3

> > Bob Dog

> times are 7am US East Coast time for qualifying and 7:30am for pre-race
> coverage on Speed Channel.  If the broadcast isn't in English, at least
I'll
> still get to watch.  I'll miss Steve Matchett's (Benetton mechanic in
94/95)
> commentary, which makes up for Rick DeBruhl's appallingly bad play-by-play
> calling, but it's only one race.  The upside is that I will be attending
the
> USGP for the 3rd year the weekend following my return home.

> Unfortunately I won't be able to make the AFOS in Seoul since I'm arriving
> too late on Sunday afternoon.

> Thanks.  Tom

> > > Qualifying and the race are on ESPN Star Sports:
> > > <http://www.espnstar.com>

> > commentary, which makes up for Rick DeBruhl's appallingly bad play-by-play
> > calling, but it's only one race.  The upside is that I will be attending
>  the
> > USGP for the 3rd year the weekend following my return home.

> "appallingly bad"...a bit redundant, but then Rick really is *that* bad.

> Tom

> > Thanks.  Tom