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 graciously consented to sponsor us in bringing you these videos.  Please show your appreciation by visiting their site.

                     PLEASE NOTE YOU WILL NEED FLASH PLAYER ON YOUR BROWSER FREE here

First video is now on line.  The small video that will automatically download and play is on the page you are about to go to.
There is a much larger and better quality Flash Video file on that page for you to download in the form
of you run it when downloaded and it automatically plays in it's own window.  This will be the way we
do all the videos this week.

Tuesday video is HERE

Wednesday video is HERE

Thursday video is HERE

Friday video is HERE

Saturday video is HERE

Sunday video is HERE

The trailer video for the 2009 Euros is available in two sizes and formats.

If you want it HD in DivX format then download it here (95 meg) and in DivX small frame size it is here. (22 meg)

Get the free DivX player but it should play in Media Player

The Euros for 2009 is in two formats.  The usual DVD format and now in the new and greater resolution High Definition format of Blu Ray.

Distributed exclusively by Hobbythek of Germany who are well known not only for their brilliant service to you the racer but also for their unswerving support of Large Scale racing world-wide.
   

On both formats you get the full week of action on the track with slow motion stuff at very close quarters, Concourse of the cars, Opening Ceremony of the Teams, Lower finals, quarter and semi finals plus the main final (using six HD cameras) and awards Ceremony.   For those taking the Blu Ray version, not only do you get all this in Full High Definition but you also get our daily videos in high resolution as well.

The Blu Ray version will be provided on a 25 gigabyte DVD.  To make it as compatible with the hardware out there it has been done to Sony Firmware Version 2.0
so a PS3 60 gig and 40 gig will work just fine.  If for some reason it does not then either by Ethernet cable or wireless connection,  upgrade the operating system in the PS3. 

One last thing.  When DVD's first came out in the nineties, blank media was very expensive.  This is the same with Blu Ray.  It has come down quite a lot in price
but needs to come down more.  Well worth it to see the action in glorious High Definition at the maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080.  Even Hollywood Studios only give you 24 frames per second (we do 25 progressive)  and if you are lucky 25,000 bitrate but more than likely 18,000 (we give you 30,000 for higher resolution)