Wsbk 2014

**gixerracer** · 26th January 2014, 13:09

Originally Posted by roogazza

So I'm guessing what happens is it'll be just like Motogp, Sky won't pay for WSBK and us Sky people will be left without, unless we pay Dorna to watch it on the computer ????

If that happens ,fuck Sky,fuck Dorna,fuck Spain,fuck everyone !

$150 to get way more coverage on your computer is a better deal than $1200 a year for that bull shit sky tv. Have never had sky and never will it is a have

**Robert Taylor** · 26th January 2014, 13:28

Originally Posted by gixerracer

$150 to get way more coverage on your computer is a better deal than $1200 a year for that bull shit sky tv. Have never had sky and never will it is a have

You mean ''repeat everything to death TV"? Im inclined to agree and for me its only saving grace is History and Living channels. Also the odd movie on Rialto and Vibe channels.

**gammaguy** · 26th January 2014, 13:31

Originally Posted by gixerracer

$150 to get way more coverage on your computer is a better deal than $1200 a year for that bull shit sky tv. Have never had sky and never will it is a have

For that much you can just subscribe to what you want to watch on the net and still have change left over

Why anyone bothers with sky at that price is beyond me

**pritch** · 26th January 2014, 15:33

Originally Posted by Mental Trousers

Surely the Homologation numbers would affect Eric Buell Racing too??

There is an interview with Erik Buell here: http://www.motopodcast.com

During the interview he says the required number of bikes are locked up awaiting inspection. He also says other things so it is worth the listen.

**roogazza** · 28th January 2014, 18:07

Here we go ? Wonder how sharp Sky's pencils are ?
http://www.motomatters.com/news/2014...anding_on.html

**sil3nt** · 28th January 2014, 18:16

I hope they lose it and sommet sport gets it.

**DidJit** · 29th January 2014, 06:53

Watch out, Eugene...

**Mental Trousers** · 29th January 2014, 07:59

Originally Posted by Ocean1

I'd like to see them do well, if only for the positive effect it'd have on the cookie-cutter production bike market. And all things being equal they orta do good on the tighter tracks at least.

I'd like to see EBR do well because at the moment there's only 2 nationalities represented in the manufacturers - Japan and Italy. Also, WSBK is very European centric. Next year is better than other years in this respect with 5 our of 14 races being outside of Europe.

**Shaun Harris** · 29th January 2014, 08:03

Originally Posted by Mental Trousers

I'd like to see EBR do well because at the moment there's only 2 nationalities represented in the manufacturers - Japan and Italy. Also, WSBK is very European centric. Next year is better than other years in this respect with 5 our of 14 races being outside of Europe.

I,d just like to see him do well just because he is a genuine good kunt for an old hippy

**Geeen** · 29th January 2014, 08:08

Its going to be an interesting year for sure, new riders, 'new' makes and new tracks. I reckon Alex Lowes will be a bit of a surprise for some of the more established riders because of how hungry that boy is. I'm really looking forward to it, I just hope coverage gets sorted one way or the other soon...