It's time for kiwis to get serious about motorsport, the headline says, yet not one word about motorcyclists doing it around the world who far outnumber the four wheeled variety
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news...ectid=11878949
It's time for kiwis to get serious about motorsport, the headline says, yet not one word about motorcyclists doing it around the world who far outnumber the four wheeled variety
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news...ectid=11878949
...this just joins the long list of other things kiwis should really give a fuck about...
Problem has long been that generally we don't have sports journalists, we have rugby and/or cricket commentators. Occasionally you will even hear them boast about how little they know about some other sport thereby, to my mind, demonstrating their lack professionalism.
Keith Quinn was an exception, he read up on a wide range of sports because apparently he regarded that as necessary to his calling. More of them should follow his example.
On motorsport specifically, there is a small segment on Newstalk ZB about motorsport, but evidently "motorsport" does not include motorcycling?
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
even when casey was winning i was never worried about hearing motogp results on the news on tv or radio during the day.And i still dont
There's a thing. Fuck all of our "sports journalists" know the first thing about yachting, despite it now being quite a number of years since KZ7 went to Fremantle. It's not as if they haven't had an oportunity to learn.
Another thing, the standard of rugby writing has deteriorated, now seemingly absorbed with provocative statements to serve as click bait.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Most sports stories I read are filed under the "Other" category.
braindead journos... as opposed to... the other kind??
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