Superstage denies it's done with ERC, and there are still negotiations going on.
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Superstage denies it's done with ERC, and there are still negotiations going on.
Great Eduardo ;) as portuguese you wrote two names in portuguese and 1 in english, your land :P ahahQuote:
Originally Posted by Reis Eduardo
If TER is aiming to be a force it should either try to aim for some big name broadcaster or broadcast it themselves live/semi live on the internet. If not I have a hard time seeing them making it out of the crib.
They have managed to attract some big names like Valais and Ypres so I would definitely say that ERC is in crisis. Now only Barum remain as a "classic" event (and azores, forgot about that one).
In my opinion it would be quite paradox. People from TER don´t need to even try too hard to overcome ERC. They will do their own job without trying to compete with ERC but success will come somehow obviously within next 2 years. I am not talking about season 2017, but about 2018 or 2019.
Mainly Motors TV: http://www.terseries.com/about/tv-coverage-2
That's good, I have motors TV. It, and some documentary channels, is the only TV I ever watch...Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
MotorsTV is a decent rally channel and now has daily WRC highlights back. Plus Eurosport seems to have given up on rally so I'm glad MotorsTV has recovered and is going strong again. TER shoulf be given a decent slot on it.
Event can not be in both ERC and TER sametime ?
If not, why ?
Media rights, I think. Both organisers are building their business on media rights and media promotion...Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
If gravel rounds stay and you replace ireland with lets say a former ERC rally in the south at that weekend you will end at 9 and enough tome to come back from Azores ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Reis Eduardo