- Where’d the rest of it go? It looks like the top half just collapsed and sank into the bottom half.
Seriously, somebody has some explaining to do.
No clearly this is the I-Pace!
I think you got the photos mixed up. Here’s the I-Pace:
Ask them why they didn’t switch the names of the I-Pace and E-Pace, dooming the two vehicles to a state of general confusion for generations to come.
Why does it have a grille?
K but how many people have been killed by people driving their own cars? That experiment has clearly failed, yet here we remain.
An ICE car hitting the same barrier at the same speed would have likely killed all occupants by shoving the engine into the trunk.
Hear, hear. I’m glad that my bad decision years were while I was still young enough to have time to learn from them and eventually watch the effects recede into the distance with time.
“Face the camera? No dah-ling let’s show the world my best side.”
So we’re supposed to be happy with that atrocious coverage because starving kids in Africa or something? I have no idea why you showed up on an auto racing article to complain about complaints about auto racing. Go feed the children.
Somebody’s mommy bought generic pop tarts this week.
Taste vary but, even without interruptions, I don’t care for the Sky coverage. I’ve watched Sky as a supplementary source for years, and it has always lacked the depth and the homey appeal that the Matchett/Hobbs/Diffey/Posey/Varsha/Windor/Daly/Buxton team did. I don’t think that this approach is going to drive…
I was yelling at my TV the coverage was so bad and it was all on ESPN. While I miss the fun and camaraderie of the NBC/Speed guys, the Sky announcers are way more into the race. They relay the strategies currently playing out by the teams which were often missed by the US crew.
Your original post and every comment since have been crass and classless attacks on strangers on the internet. You are an unenviable hypocrite. Go play in traffic.
You really are loopy.
This is a car enthusiast website. Almost every issue covered here is a first world problem. Doesn’t mean it’s not a problem.
The reality is that the coverage on ESPN was never going to be good. Technical issues during pre-race aside, trying to broadcast F1 on ESPN by simulcasting from SkySports, who themselves do not broadcast commercials, is going to lead to misses in action due to commercials. NBC got around this by having their own…