Marknz
27th October 2004, 19:16
Last round this Sunday folks. Here is the blurb form the Prime website, it's a little out of date now that Vale has won the title, but big ups to them and Yamaha NZ for providing the coverage they have over the last half of the season
MotoGP - Live from Spain
11:00pm
Prime's exclusively live free-to-air coverage of the 2004 MotoGP includes with the final race on Sunday 31st October at 11pm.
Follow the live action from Spain's Gran Premio Marlboro De La Comunitat Valenciana circuit. This will be the culmination of the 2004 MotoGP season and could see either Rossi or Gibernau walk away with motorcycling's most prestigious title.
The circuit De La Comunitat Valenciana was completed in 1999 and held rounds that year for both MotoGP and the Spanish Motocycling Championship. The track has several layouts, running clockwise with various lengths.
MotoGP events are held on the 4-kilometre track, comprising five right-handed corners, eight left-handers and 650 metres of straight track.
Although the track is considered by world standards as quite small, it comprises of 48 garages and boasts an impressive stadium seating capacity for up to 150,000 racing enthusiasts.
So will it be Rossi or Gibernau who will claim the title of MotoGP Champion 2004? Tune in to find out on Sunday 31st October at 11pm.
MotoGP - Live from Spain
11:00pm
Prime's exclusively live free-to-air coverage of the 2004 MotoGP includes with the final race on Sunday 31st October at 11pm.
Follow the live action from Spain's Gran Premio Marlboro De La Comunitat Valenciana circuit. This will be the culmination of the 2004 MotoGP season and could see either Rossi or Gibernau walk away with motorcycling's most prestigious title.
The circuit De La Comunitat Valenciana was completed in 1999 and held rounds that year for both MotoGP and the Spanish Motocycling Championship. The track has several layouts, running clockwise with various lengths.
MotoGP events are held on the 4-kilometre track, comprising five right-handed corners, eight left-handers and 650 metres of straight track.
Although the track is considered by world standards as quite small, it comprises of 48 garages and boasts an impressive stadium seating capacity for up to 150,000 racing enthusiasts.
So will it be Rossi or Gibernau who will claim the title of MotoGP Champion 2004? Tune in to find out on Sunday 31st October at 11pm.