A tribute to the heroic failures of Grand Prix racing
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DemocalypseNow wrote:mario wrote:Just so you guys are aware though, they will ask you for an e-mail address at the end of the survey.
Not sure what you're getting at there. Nielsen are a reputable company.
Ataxia wrote:DemocalypseNow wrote:mario wrote:Just so you guys are aware though, they will ask you for an e-mail address at the end of the survey.
Not sure what you're getting at there. Nielsen are a reputable company.
Furthermore, Motorsport Network and all of its affiliated companies are incredibly reputable and I would never say a bad word about any of them.
watka wrote:Let's see if Kimi is the most popular driver once again! He's got a chance seeing that Rio Haryarto's not on the list!
mario wrote:It's just that it felt to me like they were really looking to try and encourage people to move onto that service via what I suspect would be a targeted e-mail campaign on the back of participating in the survey which discouraged me, hence why I put that comment out there.
mario wrote:DemocalypseNow wrote:mario wrote:Just so you guys are aware though, they will ask you for an e-mail address at the end of the survey.
Not sure what you're getting at there. Nielsen are a reputable company.
It was the fact that they had prefaced the survey with the pitch that they would be providing temporary access to their subscription based "Motorsport Plus" section, pitched ostensibly as a reward for participating.
It's just that it felt to me like they were really looking to try and encourage people to move onto that service via what I suspect would be a targeted e-mail campaign on the back of participating in the survey which discouraged me, hence why I put that comment out there.
CoopsII wrote:mario wrote:It's just that it felt to me like they were really looking to try and encourage people to move onto that service via what I suspect would be a targeted e-mail campaign on the back of participating in the survey which discouraged me, hence why I put that comment out there.
And I appreciated that, to be honest. Gets right on my wick these things that are masquerading as something for you when all they are is a email address collection tool.
This Could Be You wrote:CoopsII wrote:mario wrote:It's just that it felt to me like they were really looking to try and encourage people to move onto that service via what I suspect would be a targeted e-mail campaign on the back of participating in the survey which discouraged me, hence why I put that comment out there.
And I appreciated that, to be honest. Gets right on my wick these things that are masquerading as something for you when all they are is a email address collection tool.
Nothing that "[email protected]" can't solve!
I filled it out too, I'm glad they're doing it, funny there were no questions about how I felt the FIA was doing...dr-baker wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 19:37 https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/formu ... /10697304/
There is another F1/Autosport/Motorsport Network Global Fan Survey available. I have just completed it. Looking forward to seeing the results. I thought the last question was interesting, asking what traditions you have on race day. I was honest, I said I go to church before the race, highlighting that there is more in my life at a weekend than just F1, implying that they cannot just increase the amount of sport and expect me to just sit down and watch it all, however much of a fan that I am.
It's always interesting what they leave out as well as what they do ask. No questions on your favourite race of the year, or which races you intend on going to trackside either. That'll stop the US races from being low on the list...Row Man Gross-Gene wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 20:44I filled it out too, I'm glad they're doing it, funny there were no questions about how I felt the FIA was doing...dr-baker wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 19:37 https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/formu ... /10697304/
There is another F1/Autosport/Motorsport Network Global Fan Survey available. I have just completed it. Looking forward to seeing the results. I thought the last question was interesting, asking what traditions you have on race day. I was honest, I said I go to church before the race, highlighting that there is more in my life at a weekend than just F1, implying that they cannot just increase the amount of sport and expect me to just sit down and watch it all, however much of a fan that I am.