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F1 Time zone differences
Although most everyone probably has it figured out, it's good to check an on line time zone converter just in case, so you're sure of start times for practice, and quali and the race on Sunday.
For example... Melbourne is 14 hours ahead of my time zone (Atlantic) and 18 hours ahead of Los Angeles, right?. Just a reminder so you all wont miss anything. Have a good race weekend, guys and girls. Hope your favs all do well and hope for a good and exciting race! Also hope there will be some discussions after Sunday's event. |
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03-13-2013, 05:52 PM
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I just watch the f1 official site.......they have the times posted and you can convert to your zone.
From looking at the preview guide for NBC sports, they will be only showing the race live, all practice and qualifying appears to be delayed by about 3 hours......maybe I'm wrong, I'll know soon lol
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03-14-2013, 04:08 PM
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