Difference between revisions of "Formula One (F1)"
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*[http://www.racebyrace.com/drivers/f1drivers.phtml?year=2007 RacebyRace.com's F1 Team, Track, and Officials Frequencies] | *[http://www.racebyrace.com/drivers/f1drivers.phtml?year=2007 RacebyRace.com's F1 Team, Track, and Officials Frequencies] | ||
==US Grand Prix== | ==US Grand Prix== | ||
Revision as of 13:48, 3 January 2008
- Scanner frequencies for Formula 1 racing. Because F1 travels all over the world, you should verify whether scanners are legal in that country before bringing one to a race.
- Discuss Formula 1 scanner frequencies at the f1scanner Yahoo!Group
Team Frequencies
Many sources (1,2,3,4) report that the McLaren Mercedes and Ferrari teams use encrypted or scrambled signals that can't be monitored on a typical scanner.
Team Frequencies