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Saturation broadcasting is a sure-fire solution.
Nothing like watching primer painted cars making laps that mean nothing!
Last edited by DavidM; 12-28-2007 at 03:16 PM.
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Hey, I'll take it over darn near anything Speed has put on since the last CTS event.
The plain fact is that if you don't have a problem, you create one. If you don't have a problem you don't feel that you are living. - U.G. Krishnamurti
I can just go down to the PA Turnpike and watch cars go by on cruise control.Same thing.
has this been approved by the lard azz that owns Unque Whips?
Gawd just when you thought speed couldnt sink any lower than Pinks, they put that crappy show on 23 hours a day
and am I the only one here who wants to leave a flaming bag of doo doo on his porch and ring the bell?
NOPI bugs the crap outta me as well but at least they show hot 20-somethings from time to time
Faster than a bullet from a gun
He is faster than everyone
Quicker than the blinking of an eye
Like a flash you could miss him going by
No one knows quite how he does it but it's true they say
He's the master of going faster. -George Harrison
I only tune to Speed channel when the F1 season starts and for the Nascar Truck Series races.
The rest of it is just unwatchable to me.
Glad you posted this, Carl?Originally Posted by carl s
"It was actually fun, because you're back fully driving again in these trucks. Ninety percent of the tracks we go to in the IRL, you're flat-out. I was having to lift off the corners some here." - Buddy Rice
oh wellGlad you posted this, Carl?
Thanks Carl. But I already saw the annoucement on a roll of jimmy spencer toilet paper at wallmart.
Get your head out of your past!!!
Has last season ended yet?
91 -- Buddy Lazier -- Delta Faucet Hemelgarn Racing -- Reynard/Ford
I'm ready for a new channel
"Each day well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this one day for it, and it alone, is life"
~ Sanskrit poem attributed to Kalidasa, "Salutation to the Dawn"
Brian's Wish
'Damnit ... We'll just keep shoving this schzit down your throat 'til you like it!
... Zzzzzzz ...
Porscheman
ahhh, sleep that knits the wravelled sleeve of care
How are the other series staying in the public eye during the off season...the better question is, how will they stay in the public eye during the season...
Well it's simple enough, if ya don't like it then don't watch. I'll take it over NOPI, Pinks All Out and the rest of that made for tv garbage. It's not like there's a whole bunch of other racing that SPEED should be covering at that time but isn't.
Got my racing fix in today, the Bathurst 1000.
Nicely said.Well it's simple enough, if ya don't like it then don't watch. I'll take it over NOPI, Pinks All Out and the rest of that made for tv garbage. It's not like there's a whole bunch of other racing that SPEED should be covering at that time but isn't.
Carl made the mistake of assuming that there were racefans patrolling this forum...
Carl posted a topic in the Biz forum - if you can't handle a dissenting opinion, you should stay out of it. If you'd like to provide feedback on the management of the forum, feel free use the Feedback Forum. If you don't like the community, move away.
Meanwhile, carl has always done a better job of expressing himself and defending his arguments than you have. He could have posted this on the NASCAR forum if he wanted high fives.
Hope this helps
Im thinking the mistake being made here is that the series already has a problem with ratings starting to sag.
Supply/demand sez theres too much product out there.
So will airing a gajillion hours of grey COTs cutting laps help or hurt the supply/demand problem?
I dont beleive having race cars available on TV 12 months a year is a good thing.
JMHO of course
Well said.Carl posted a topic in the Biz forum - if you can't handle a dissenting opinion, you should stay out of it. If you'd like to provide feedback on the management of the forum, feel free use the Feedback Forum. If you don't like the community, move away.
Meanwhile, carl has always done a better job of expressing himself and defending his arguments than you have. He could have posted this on the NASCAR forum if he wanted high fives.
Hope this helps
Point is ... I love chocolate ice cream. However, if force fed enough of it ... I'll eventually puke! I believe this explains a great deal of the drop in NASCAR popularity and ratings over the last few years. Well that, the chase and those COT abortions!
porscheman
good points Kev
I don't particularly watch much else other than the races but it seems the major sports organizations want a steady stream of interest in the off season and between events during the season
will be interesting to see what the market will bear
If televising test sessions were a good thing, Bernie and F-1 would have done it years ago.
You make a good point.Hey, I'll take it over darn near anything Speed has put on since the last CTS event.
And at least it will provide fans a chance to watch cars on a track.
I just believe not giving the people what they want for a few months would help in the long run.
This may be apples/oranges, but when I was younger and living in NJ, the racing season ended around Labor Day at most tracks.
Yeah many tracks had a big end of season wknd & you could go see the mods @ Wall on thanksgiving, but that was pretty much it until the first clear Friday in April. That meant no racing at all for 4+ months
And all the tracks were healthy. More or less.
Now, Williams Grove opens the week after Daytona. And theres a race somewhere in NY/NJ/PA every wknd after that until December.
Then you got indoor races at Atlantic City in January and a month later Williams Grove is up and running again to start the whole she-bang over.
And most of the tracks are hurting. 5,6,7 classes racing every week in front of empty stands. Glorified go-kart tracks. Maybe if the season was cut in half, the tracks wouldnt be in such trouble.
Fans have no sense of urgency to get to the race track whenever they unlock the gates. Theres always a race next wknd somewhere a few hours away. when I only had 18-20 wknds to see races I made darn sure I was at the track.
Same with TV racing. Used to be nothing after Atlanta then several cold months of ANTICIPATION.
got the excitement level up. Today its
"where are they at this week? oh looks just like last week"
Last edited by KevMcNJ; 12-30-2007 at 01:15 PM.
My first wife would agree
are we still talking about racing?
a joke
me too.
remember when speedvision used to be cool?
i am tired of reality drag racing and a fat guy yelling about rims and stereos.
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