The global feed is the Sky UK feed, of which Sky will be following suit with all other UK broadcasters. It's hardly moved at all so I don't see why everyone is getting so upset about it.V12-POWER wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 16:00PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 15:36A significant amount of UK and Commenwealth will be in mourning, including some F1 workers I suppose.MKlaus wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 13:49what's the big deal here? a dignitary passing away happens everywhere. is it such an issue to alter the race weekend and worry about sessions getting elongated for red flag reasons? f1 doesn't pay heed to human rights issues across globe and goes racing in countries with questionabe human rights credentials, but are empathetic to an individual's demise?
The other thing too is the PR aspect. If F1 went racing during the funeral it will be seen as disrespectful in some quarters.. the backlash might even cause funding to be withdrawn or future sponsors might be lest willing to give/ lend F1 money over it.
When the Queen's time comes it might be even a race being shifted by an entire weekend.
F1 has no relationship with prince Philip, there is literally no moral/ethical reason to modify the schedules
the thing is overblown and absurd. It’s as if some randoms decide to ask me to not work during a day in respect for someone who has passed away and has no relationship whatsoever in my business