I can't believe we are so deep in the season and there still isn't any clear cut answer to almost all of our questions. I've been searching google and i haven't found any answers to these questions, so could anyone who knows answer them for me.
Will BBC be broadcasting reruns of qualifying for races they don't have the rights to?
Will BBC still broadcast tv coverage along with 5live commentary of practice sessions for the races they don't have rights to?
Will BBC offer build up to reruns of races, as well as post-race reflection, or will we only get the races? or will we even get that as i haven't found a definite answer?
Will the reruns start 3 hours after the race starts, or 3 hours after the race finishes?
What will happen to the BBC F1 team? - This is one of the biggest issues for me as i will probably get access to the F1 races one way or another, but BBC have done what ITV never did and build a family feel to F1. Each GP i felt like i was watching with old friends, whether it was Crofty and Ant on fridays or Jake, EJ, DC and Martin over the weekend. Not to forget the extensive coverage on the BBC F1 website
If Austin gets dropped, will BBC still have 10 races to Sky's 9? - assuming Turkey or another GP doesn't get reintroduced putting it back to 20.
Is this the end of F1? When cricket moved to Sky in 2005 it was one of our most watched sports. Now most people don't have a clue what is going on in the cricket. How many of the viewers BBC have worked so hard to pick up will be lost in this ridiculous decision?
Will Sky bring back adverts during F1? - Answered this myself and the answer is no, but i am guessing there will be ads before and after, as well as maybe in the future.
Is there still a chance the teams will get the decision reversed due to the Concorde agreement?
Feel free to answer "I don't know" to the questions, as it seems that SKY, Bernie and even the beeb seem to want to keep us in the dark over this one...