Hi,

I enjoyed watching it as well.

The highpoint for me was when Uli Schwenk got far out ahead on Day 4 and
then got low and did a low save. He ended up in 2nd for that day.

I really enjoyed watching it live!

Paul Remde

"Dan G" wrote in message
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I've just finished watching the final day's live coverage and I must
say it was terrific. The air-to-air and in-cockpit shots all worked as
advertised and the 3D graphics were very good, whether it was watching
Kawa in his Diana 2 creeping away from his rivals on the last leg to
win overall or seeing Pete Harvey outrun everyone to claim a day win.

One particularly interesting moment was seeing Bruce Taylor get low
while pushing for the lead - when they used to the graphics to see his
glide angle to the finish there were lots of "ooohs" and "aaahs" from
the first-rate commentary team, and indeed he did land-out filmed live
from a helicopter, poor bloke!

The GP format is far more exciting to watch than conventional
competitions. The final race was short - only 150 km or so due to the
late clearance of a front - but the race was surprisingly dynamic and
very watchable.


Dan