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singuyen tranpham wrote:

F1 is not popular in Vietnam...

That's about to change in about 15 months:

OceanBeach92107 wrote:

singuyen tranpham wrote:

F1 is not popular in Vietnam...

That's about to change in about 15 months:

In a BIG way聽

van88 wrote:

i had seen F1 racing many times on sctv17 (or foxsportsasia ) from my hotel. On SCTV17 there are also wrestling wwe many times a week. Only NLF I cant find from the bunch of channels from the TV provider sctv (it is ok, youtube is not forbidden in Vn as in CN :-)聽 )

, click "khuyen mai"聽 (~ 25usd a month incl internet)

you an still the F1 show from Nov 2018

Thanks van88, I appreciate the feedback and links.

singuyen tranpham wrote:

In my opinion, there would not be any big change towards public orientation about F1 as Vietnamese people tend to be interested in Olympiad sports such as cycling race. The Grand Prix to take place in Hanoi ultimately is just a commercial show hopefully to gain more overseas focus on Vietnamese tourism rather than to promote the race itself.

Your opinion is respected and noted.

In MY opinion, much of the URBAN population of Vietnam is likely to go nuts over high speed car races in the streets of H脿 N峄檌.

Even some in the RURAL population may be excited when watching T.V. coverage.

OceanBeach92107 wrote:

singuyen tranpham wrote:

In my opinion, there would not be any big change towards public orientation about F1 as Vietnamese people tend to be interested in Olympiad sports such as cycling race. The Grand Prix to take place in Hanoi ultimately is just a commercial show hopefully to gain more overseas focus on Vietnamese tourism rather than to promote the race itself.

Your opinion is respected and noted.

In MY opinion, much of the URBAN population of Vietnam is likely to go nuts over high speed car races in the streets of H脿 N峄檌.

Even some in the RURAL population may be excited when watching T.V. coverage.

Not when they see the price of the tickets.
The fact that Malaysia has dumped it after 20 years says it still costs more than it brings. I'm a big F1 fan since forever and was mystified by the Vietnam announcement.
Even S. Korea could not support after two years.

Also, maybe you have not noticed, but Vietnam is not a culture centered on cars. F1 has always done best in those places where cars are king.

I think it would have made a lot more sense to bring the Superbike World Championship here. that is something everyone can relate to and it is far more exciting.

1312j wrote:

Phattys Sports Bar always has F1 on.

The qualifying, the actual races and everything else.

Thanks.
My Viettel cable got rid of Fox Sports last summer.

@Arno du Preez download k+ tv on iPad or computer u ll be able to see qualif n races cost is 199000 vnd / month