View Full Version : Pukie Nats TV coverage next Sun
Tony.OK
13th April 2008, 21:27
Was watching Powerbuilt on 1 this arvo and at the end Geoff said the final rnd of Nats at Pukie is on next Sunday.
Have I missed all but the 1st round?Have been keeping an ear out for the other rounds too buggar it:argh:
svs
13th April 2008, 21:51
there was only tv coverage of first and last rounds. (the GP and the TT). oh well.
Sketchy_Racer
13th April 2008, 22:34
So much for our promised FULL COVERAGE...
Cheers who ever spoke that smak talk and got us all excited. wankers
k14
13th April 2008, 23:34
Yeah only first and last rounds (ruapuna and puke) on tv1. Other classes from those meets are supposed to be on sky sport next month.
Tony.OK
14th April 2008, 07:16
Yeah only first and last rounds (ruapuna and puke) on tv1. Other classes from those meets are supposed to be on sky sport next month.
Well that was certainly worth taking the prize money away:pinch:
johnsv650
14th April 2008, 08:56
did anyone see camera's at levels, invercargil, manfield ?
Burrt Badger
14th April 2008, 09:25
There will be further packages coming up with all the other classes in them. Watch and wait guys
Kickaha
14th April 2008, 19:55
Do the series sponsors put up the money for the extra coverage of the 1000/600 classes or do the rest of the classes get shafted for it?
Maido
15th April 2008, 12:13
Do the series sponsors put up the money for the extra coverage of the 1000/600 classes or do the rest of the classes get shafted for it?
As we all know the ones being shown now are coverage for the 600/1000 classes, and as burrt badger said above there will also be coverage of the other classes in a separate showing coming up.
This information was included in a release MNZ sent out ages ago, before the nationals. (please don't ask me to quote from it cos it was probably put in the bin ages ago!).
roogazza
15th April 2008, 13:24
Wow ! Look mum, I'm on TV, just like Rossi !
Did I hear right , you guys had to give up prize money to get that ? You'd have to be real keen to take up road racing today. Remember when Wanganui was live on Boxing day , and if you were any good you could make a quid ? Gaz.
MIXONE
15th April 2008, 13:58
Wow ! Look mum, I'm on TV, just like Rossi !
Did I hear right , you guys had to give up prize money to get that ? You'd have to be real keen to take up road racing today. Remember when Wanganui was live on Boxing day , and if you were any good you could make a quid ? Gaz.
It used to be the best way to recover from Xmas Day.Watch the bikes and have a quiet couple.Then Julie ??? took over as head of sports programming on TV1 and decided it wasn't popular enough.WTF?
Kickaha
15th April 2008, 18:46
As we all know the ones being shown now are coverage for the 600/1000 classes,
And they show two races for each of those classes as compared to normally one for each other class, so where is the extra money for the extra coverage of the 600/1000 class from?
White trash
15th April 2008, 20:42
And they show two races for each of those classes as compared to normally one for each other class, so where is the extra money for the extra coverage of the 600/1000 class from?
Why don't cha cry about it, saddle bags.
CHOPPA
15th April 2008, 21:37
sweet ill have to keep an eye out for myself.... at the back..... on the start...... Should be good to see the boys showing me how to do it!
Maido
16th April 2008, 10:31
And they show two races for each of those classes as compared to normally one for each other class, so where is the extra money for the extra coverage of the 600/1000 class from?
I don't believe there is any of this "extra money". One would assume that by splitting up the coverage into 600/1000 and 125/f3/sidecars etc that you will see both 600/1000 races from one weekend in one show and all three races from the 125/f3/side cars in the other show that hasn't been screened yet. This is not fact, I don't know any more than the next guy it is just how I see it playing out.
Whats the big deal with prize money anyways, even when we got it, it wasn't as if it was a massive amount and most people ended up chucking it down their neck at the prize giving.
"D" FZ1
16th April 2008, 10:37
It was good of them to show the first round the same day we were at Paeroa :clap:
scrivy
16th April 2008, 11:19
And they show two races for each of those classes as compared to normally one for each other class, so where is the extra money for the extra coverage of the 600/1000 class from?
Why don't we all get off our asses and bring more money into our sport to help put more of our racing on TV!! I can get 4 hours of racing on TV for $13,000 - not to mention 'extra' slots when available. If each round charged its competitors ($13,000 / 140 odd) that works out to be $92.85 each person! If everyone is so adamant they want to see their mugs on TV, then why don't we fork out the extra dosh in our entries?? Afterall, with such talent blasting around the tracks nowadays, wouldn't TV coverage make sponsorship more attractive?? Come on dudes, it's only about an extra $465 a year for the Nats!! F@rk all compared to most peoples budgets!!
Why don't cha cry about it, saddle bags.
Does he have saddle bags?? I thought he was a big girls blouse??
johnsv650
16th April 2008, 20:44
don't forget suzuki honda kawasaki yahama put in lot of cash for the coverage also, promises 16 hours all classes..........
svr
17th April 2008, 18:55
Did I hear right , you guys had to give up prize money to get that ? You'd have to be real keen to take up road racing today. Gaz.
I got some knee-sliders! Sold them for $20 at prizegiving and bought 3 beers... When I see F3/PT coverage on the telly I'll believe it.
Remember when Wanganui was live on Boxing day , and if you were any good you could make a quid ?.
That was great aye - A TVNZ cameraman was killed by a sidecar the last year of live coverage - not the official reason for ending coverage but you gotta wonder?
skidMark
17th April 2008, 19:07
So much for our promised FULL COVERAGE...
Cheers who ever spoke that smak talk and got us all excited. wankers
Meh you're slow anyway.
Ivan
17th April 2008, 21:10
Meh you're slow anyway.
Hahahahahaahaha
Good Joke
He Did a 1:16 on a bike that he borrwed not even set up for him that had overfueling problems and couldnt accelerate out of corner without it falling flat in the revs
Glen is fast Id love to watch you race him itd be so funny.
scrivy
18th April 2008, 08:35
That was great aye - A TVNZ cameraman was killed by a sidecar the last year of live coverage - not the official reason for ending coverage but you gotta wonder?
Sidecars have a magnetic attraction to TV men...........:shifty::innocent::whistle:
roogazza
18th April 2008, 08:59
Sidecars have a magnetic attraction to TV men...........:shifty::innocent::whistle:
A sidecar went into the crowd at Porirua on maybe the last year it was held there,(mid 1970's) the meeting was cancelled.
I was coaxed out in pissing rain and managed pole in 410, but didn't really want to be there ! I think a young child was killled ? Gaz.
(off topic I suppose)
Goblin
18th April 2008, 09:16
Why don't we all get off our asses and bring more money into our sport to help put more of our racing on TV!! I can get 4 hours of racing on TV for $13,000 - not to mention 'extra' slots when available. If each round charged its competitors ($13,000 / 140 odd) that works out to be $92.85 each person! If everyone is so adamant they want to see their mugs on TV, then why don't we fork out the extra dosh in our entries?? Afterall, with such talent blasting around the tracks nowadays, wouldn't TV coverage make sponsorship more attractive?? Come on dudes, it's only about an extra $465 a year for the Nats!! F@rk all compared to most peoples budgets!!
Wasn't that why you guys forfeited the prize money? Weren't you promised TV coverage instead of prize money?
Ivan
18th April 2008, 12:25
Wasn't that why you guys forfeited the prize money? Weren't you promised TV coverage instead of prize money?
Yeah Exactly.
We were told no prize money for the nationals for coverage of all the rounds
Bykmad
18th April 2008, 12:52
No TV camera man was killed at Wanganui. The sidecar concerned was piloted by a contributor to this thread and all people involved walked away from the incident.
scrivy
18th April 2008, 15:38
No TV camera man was killed at Wanganui. The sidecar concerned was piloted by a contributor to this thread and all people involved walked away from the incident.
Must have been a real gimp eh?..............:pinch:
Burrt Badger
18th April 2008, 16:19
I think it was a gravity trap that caused it!!!!!!! Top of the bridge leading onto the front straight it was. Spectacular viewing on TV it was too.
scrivy
18th April 2008, 16:52
Gimps should never have been allowed to race..... :pinch::rolleyes:
scrivy
20th April 2008, 16:51
Where were the sidecars????? :cry::finger:
Tony.OK
20th April 2008, 16:53
Have to say what for coverage there was that was great racing,S/bikes were nuts,Craig you are a madman,only a whisker from a nasty coming onto the start straight,.
The 125 race was bloody exciting too,Tim39 you looked great mate,little 125's looked like they were gonna get bounced off the track,great stuff:2thumbsup
One day maybe.....................................:blink:
Maha
20th April 2008, 17:02
Way better viewing than the 'Safety Car 400' in Hamilton...
Which I dont beleive was live cos Geoff Bryant said Tander had made a clean sweep winning race three...they still had three laps to go at that stage.
Back to the bikes.....I will never tire of watching those 600's/1000's ever.
Jay Lawrance getting an awesome rep from the comm's
Stroud taking two at the end of the back straight to claim first, didnt do so well in the 2nd but what a race!!....fucken loved it
The 125's?.... hell yeah....
Tony.OK
20th April 2008, 17:08
Which I dont beleive was live cos Geoff Bryant said Tander had made a clean sweep winning race three...they still had three laps to go at that stage.
....
Haha yeah I noticed that too.....
A few KBers got a mention in amongst the coverage,heres hoping for more next year:whistle:
k14
20th April 2008, 17:18
:Punk: yay, the 125's got on!! Got good shot of me leading the first two laps but just couldn't keep up with the front couple. Next year it'll be a different story though :)
sisterecho
20th April 2008, 19:39
:Punk: yay, the 125's got on!! Got good shot of me leading the first two laps but just couldn't keep up with the front couple. Next year it'll be a different story though :)
Good on ya Kirk, you looked awesome. Bring on 2009. :2thumbsup
sAsLEX
20th April 2008, 19:46
:Punk: yay, the 125's got on!! Got good shot of me leading the first two laps but just couldn't keep up with the front couple. Next year it'll be a different story though :)
Shame they didnt show you coming through the field in the TT!
But yeah the 1000s were mental, the amount of movement/headshake etc was impressive!
Chrislost
20th April 2008, 20:06
did anyone get to reccord it?
I was stuck at work:sick:
Tim 39
20th April 2008, 21:54
Was bloody good to see the 125's on! (I'm biased as but still...) There was closer racing in there than you normally see in the other classes, and it was even closer in the TT! which hopefuly they show later. I think it's great for our class and I look forward to seeing more coverage of the other classes.
good for the 125 class and good for the sport, so I'm happy!
svr
21st April 2008, 17:34
No TV camera man was killed at Wanganui. The sidecar concerned was piloted by a contributor to this thread and all people involved walked away from the incident.
U sure? - this is way back about '87-'88 - TV1 had a big tribute to the camerman who died at the scene (unless my memory has totally gone, which is possible). Then, no live coverage from then on.
svr
21st April 2008, 17:38
Great coverage - sure put the cars to shame.
Interesting that the 2 fatalities were ignored and the last lap of the SS 600 race not shown - maybe a few words for the fallen riders at the end of the coverage would have been appropriate?
k14
21st April 2008, 20:51
Good on ya Kirk, you looked awesome. Bring on 2009. :2thumbsup
Ha, thanks :)
Had a week chuckle when the commentator called Jay a fat bastard :jerry:
scrivy
21st April 2008, 21:29
U sure? - this is way back about '87-'88 - TV1 had a big tribute to the camerman who died at the scene (unless my memory has totally gone, which is possible). Then, no live coverage from then on.
Er...... yes he was hit by a sidecar, but the tribute was of his life as a cameraman/soundman. He died in a helicopter crash.
They had to show the hit from the sidecar, as it must have been a highlight of his life............. :pinch:
Kickaha
22nd April 2008, 06:31
Had a week chuckle when the commentator called Jay a fat bastard :jerry:
Well he looks like he could do with a few less pies
sisterecho
22nd April 2008, 17:54
Ha, thanks :)
Had a week chuckle when the commentator called Jay a fat bastard :jerry:
Well he looks like he could do with a few less pies
Yeah we both laughed about that for a good while. But I think anyone who saw Jay at Nationals would not recognise him now... he is 8kg lighter. Go Jay! :love:
Cleve
22nd April 2008, 20:58
Ha, thanks :)
Had a week chuckle when the commentator called Jay a fat bastard :jerry:
Was that a week OF chuckles or a weak chuckle?
CHOPPA
22nd April 2008, 21:39
Would anyone have this coverage on video?
sAsLEX
22nd April 2008, 21:47
Would anyone have this coverage on video?
TV one would. Maybe one person could buy the tape, then rip it and upload it to dvds for everyone? ....... but that would be copyright infringement......
But I hear they are going to play more of the season on sky instead of the minimal coverage it got on one?
k14
22nd April 2008, 21:51
Oops, drop the k.. "Had a wee chuckle.."
scrivy
23rd April 2008, 19:12
Was that a week OF chuckles or a weak chuckle?
UM.... It was from Kick - so it was a weak chuckle - remember, he is a soft bastard!!:yes:
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