All the alongside berths will have been booked last year and are an arm and a leg and more. There best bet will be to approach one of the boats and ask but it is highly unlikely they will get any joy unless they can offer something like a pit visit and VIP pass cards in exchange.
I totally agree but he's there working forLiberty and apparently that's the case however unlikelyI highly doubt Liberty Media would have a problem finding a boat to put a camera on in Monaco.
Yup. Every single broadcasting camera at the race bar none is owned by F1 (now controlled by liberty media). They are all flown in by freight 747s the week before. The business has a major revenue stream selling the TV rights. I know the business rather wellI highly doubt Liberty Media would have a problem finding a boat to put a camera on in Monaco.
. . But I'm not there this year, at least not with a boat.
Yup. Every single broadcasting camera at the race bar none is owned by F1 (now controlled by liberty media). They are all flown in by freight 747s the week before. The business has a major revenue stream selling the TV rights. I know the business rather well
No worries- I guess timv didn't quite mean that. Anyway I'm sorry not to be able to help. I was there in my boat 2016 in a berth organised by F1 and got some nice footage including drone-age. Must post it on here
Eek, that is very odd. When the port starts filling with F1 boats during this week I expect many of the boats will oblige if messrs Carey or Brawn just ask. When I was in charge of things there was a camera up Mirabella V's mast
Eek, that is very odd. When the port starts filling with F1 boats during this week I expect many of the boats will oblige if messrs Carey or Braun just ask. When I was in charge of things there was a camera up Mirabella V's mast
There's something about that last sentence that makes you want to say 'oo-er"...!