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ihmsakiwi
30th January 2020, 18:36
Hi guys,

Is the WSBK able to be streamed into NZ?

I have streamed MOTOGP for the last couple of years to protest the hopeless SKY subscriptions and have been streaming the pre-season of WSBK but before I slam down bigger Euro want to know if full season is possible.
I seem to remember getting stung similarly once before and having a hell of a time getting a refund when the actual races weren't live.

BMWST?
30th January 2020, 20:29
Hi guys,

Is the WSBK able to be streamed into NZ?

I have streamed MOTOGP for the last couple of years to protest the hopeless SKY subscriptions and have been streaming the pre-season of WSBK but before I slam down bigger Euro want to know if full season is possible.
I seem to remember getting stung similarly once before and having a hell of a time getting a refund when the actual races weren't live.
sky now(or they did last season) show every practise and qualifying , for motogp and superbike including supersport and ss300 (or whatever thay call it)

Mental Trousers
30th January 2020, 21:21
The past couple of years I've used a proxy to stream it from overseas. Logging in without a proxy you get told to bugger off and come back later or watch Sky.

ihmsakiwi
31st January 2020, 20:02
thanks Guys. Guess I go the proxy route as i hate giving any more money to SKY.

mulletman
1st February 2020, 14:08
I bought a subscription just like MotoGP , last year was the first time we could get WSBK live in NZ.

WNJ
1st February 2020, 20:07
I have been watchig both motogp and wsbk for the last couple of season on streaming sites, dont really need to pay rip off prices to watch :woohoo:

mulletman
2nd February 2020, 06:33
I have been watchig both motogp and wsbk for the last couple of season on streaming sites, dont really need to pay rip off prices to watch :woohoo:

Do they have replays or do you have to watch it when its on at 3am, im guessing you can record ?

Do they show FP sessions etc ?

ihmsakiwi
2nd February 2020, 18:42
I have been watchig both motogp and wsbk for the last couple of season on streaming sites, dont really need to pay rip off prices to watch :woohoo:

Even going through the official Dorma site to stream MotoGP is only about the cost of Sky for one month. Money well spent.

I am assuming though Dorma aren't streaming live into NZ for WSBK though?

BMWST?
2nd February 2020, 21:23
Even going through the official Dorma site to stream MotoGP is only about the cost of Sky for one month. Money well spent.

I am assuming though Dorma aren't streaming live into NZ for WSBK though?
they do the same as motogp i think https://secure.worldsbk.com/en/subscribe

SaferRides
3rd February 2020, 04:10
Even going through the official Dorma site to stream MotoGP is only about the cost of Sky for one month. Money well spent.

I am assuming though Dorma aren't streaming live into NZ for WSBK though?It's currently €140 which is about $240. That's a bit more than a month of Sky Sport!

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pritch
3rd February 2020, 10:49
It's currently €140 which is about $240. That's a bit more than a month of Sky Sport!


That is a startlingly large sum but indeed it is correct. When I was paying for the video pass it was a lot less than that, 99 Euros IIRC.

As for live coverage of the SBK, Sky don't like competition and asked Dorna not to provide live coverage of the GPs. That was a bit tricky as people had already paid for live coverage. Maybe Sky stopped live streamed coverage of SBK as coverage of that had not previously existed here?

steveyb
4th February 2020, 11:19
As far as I can remember Sky were successful in demanding that Dorna Geo-restrict live coverage of WSBK in NZ at least 2018 and 2019, but were not successful with MotoGP (and bloody good thing too!).
So you could only watch WSBK on-line 7 days later.
Anyone taking the subscription now needs to ask if this remains the case.
I have no idea if it is or is not and I don't know how to find out. You can bet your bottom dollar that Dorna will tell you anything to get your subscription fee, regardless of the status.

ihmsakiwi
4th February 2020, 18:28
As far as I can remember Sky were successful in demanding that Dorna Geo-restrict live coverage of WSBK in NZ at least 2018 and 2019, but were not successful with MotoGP (and bloody good thing too!).
So you could only watch WSBK on-line 7 days later.
Anyone taking the subscription now needs to ask if this remains the case.
I have no idea if it is or is not and I don't know how to find out. You can bet your bottom dollar that Dorna will tell you anything to get your subscription fee, regardless of the status.

yip, that's my worry.

malcy25
5th February 2020, 12:48
yip, that's my worry.

I think it is 24 hours, not 7 days

pritch
5th February 2020, 13:10
Rugby used to have a deal where TV could provide live coverage to every region except where the game was played. I used to think that was the sort of shonky arrangement that could only happen here.

A few years ago I went to the sports bar near where I worked and they were showing a NASCAR race from Richmond, Virginia. I mentioned this to a NASCAR fan I knew in Richmond. He replied that I'd seen something he hadn't, because NASCAR had a deal similar to the old Rugby one. Races were televised everywhere except where the race took place.

So I guess SKY and Dorna are continuing a similar tradition to screw their fans over in search of a dollar.

mulletman
6th February 2020, 07:49
2019 was the first time NZ didnt have to wait 7 days for re plays...

69.90 euros for this year

malcy25
6th February 2020, 13:32
2019 was the first time NZ didnt have to wait 7 days for re plays...

69.90 euros for this year
I’ve had it since the 300 class started 2017?) and don’t recall waiting more than 24 hours. Then aha8n I don’t really care about WSBK, only really got it to watch the madhouse 300 SS races.