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Put ads visible from the onboard camera upside down so they can be read!!


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#1 bergkamp11

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Posted 01 April 2009 - 23:48

just a thought, but if an ad can be seen from a nice onboard shot why not orient the thing so it can be read? is there some stupid rule against it? virgin have a nice white canvas on the brawn nose to work with too! most ads on the cars are unreadable on tv...

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#2 nada12

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 00:01

Everbody who watched the race will have had the same thought... This isnt really threadworthy.

#3 Daniel Lester

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 01:30

There is a rule against it, believe it or not. Can't place sponsor logo's specifically for onboard camera's. Despite being done in every other category.

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 01:58

nothing wrong with seeing a Virgin upside-down :rotfl:

#5 ForeverF1

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 02:02

Originally posted by MS7XWDC
nothing wrong with seeing a Virgin upside-down :rotfl:


But not in the gravel eh! :lol: :wave:

#6 wewantourdarbyback

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 09:57

Originally posted by MS7XWDC
nothing wrong with seeing a Virgin upside-down :rotfl:

*insert diffuser comment here*

#7 Buttoneer

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 10:04

Originally posted by Daniel Lester
There is a rule against it, believe it or not. Can't place sponsor logo's specifically for onboard camera's. Despite being done in every other category.

You. Are. Shitting. Me! I had no idea. I feel sure I had seen a couple of logo's somewhere which did appear correct through an onboard ... maybe I'm just thinking of the rear wing and the rear facing T-Camera?

#8 sKunk

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 10:30

Originally posted by Daniel Lester
There is a rule against it, believe it or not. Can't place sponsor logo's specifically for onboard camera's. Despite being done in every other category.


t o o m a n y r u l e s :cry:

#9 RedBaron

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 11:10

I was thinking this too. I had no idea there is a rule blocking it, seems a bit harmful in the grand scheme of generating revenue to survive?

I just copyrighted this logo for my new company vjbjjn ltd... I'll lease it to Branson for £1million a year.

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#10 kNt

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 11:44

Originally posted by Daniel Lester
There is a rule against it, believe it or not. Can't place sponsor logo's specifically for onboard camera's. Despite being done in every other category.

Well I don't think there's a rule since many logos are placed for onboard cameras. Especially those on the cockpit sidewall.

#11 RedBaron

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 11:51

Originally posted by kNt

Well I don't think there's a rule since many logos are placed for onboard cameras. Especially those on the cockpit sidewall.


I assume then the rule must be the sponsors must be upright and forward facing. For the one everyone is referring to to be placed for the camera, it would have rearward facing on a forward facing area... if that makes sense? The ones inside the cockpit are facing forward on the surface they are placed on and they are the correct way up...

I'm sure I've just overcomplicated something needlessly with that assumption. I'm also sure someone will have an example to void what I've just said :p

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Posted 02 April 2009 - 12:00

Have just had a look at the rules and can't find the one applying here. Perhaps I'm just not using the right search parameters?

Section 21 covers livery.