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Live: 2011 Chinese Grand Prix qualifying

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16th April 2011, 6:004th April 2013, 10:56 | Written by Keith Collantine

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Posted on 16th April 2011, 6:004th April 2013, 10:56Author Keith CollantineCategories 2011 F1 season, RaceFans Live, RaceFans Live - completeTags 2011 chinese grand prix, Chinese Grand Prix, F1

4 comments on “Live: 2011 Chinese Grand Prix qualifying”

coxy
16th April 2011, 7:14
Argggggghhhhh my sky box has gone pete tong!! does anybody know how i can get bbc iplayer to work in Germany as watching it on RTL is breaking me Please help!!!!!!
raveendhana
16th April 2011, 7:25
mark webber gone has not progressed to q2, they say kers problem.
F1rad
16th April 2011, 7:30
Hey Coxy, http://www.iplayerproxy4u.com/ it’s free as far as I know
1. coxy
  16th April 2011, 9:13
  thanks dude! was a little complicated for me but someone posted a link on the live blog to ATDHD.net, that work great just in case anyone else gets the same problem. Thanks to however it was that posted that link!!!!! just hope the race turns out to be as good as the qualli !!!

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