Future Rally Media Coverage

No it doesn't. Still no high quality (or medium). And no torrents...
I've (luckily) already watched days reviews on Youtube. Too bad I deleted all the links because I could show you plenty of dead Youtube links. Only one is still on.

Is this that new wrc promotion? We've had one of the most interesting WRC rallies in years. And there are still some people following wrc (how much has the numbers plummeted in the last decade?) So the best idea is to prevent them watching the rally :)
Luckily there are some fan videos (and sometimes much better than tv broadcats :) ) - they don't ban them like in F1 yet.

All YouTube Monte Carlo review videos have been removed... Due to copyright.

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Originally Posted by michpetter

And no torrents...

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Search again. There are at least 4 with public trackers.

This account still has the daily eps: NIKKEIBG - YouTube
They got deleted from the wrcforeva account indeed.

Motors TV had the balls to use its own forum to discuss directly with the customer (us)
Is there a site/place where the RedBull media team have a similar service, or maybe they follow this thread?

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Originally Posted by EightGear

All YouTube Monte Carlo review videos have been removed... Due to copyright.

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What the * :mad: They should even pay the most popular video tube to host them! This is the modern way to make a product popular! Not to hide it! If a friend of mine begin getting interested in that sport I'm following, what would I tell him - "Well, there's no video I can show you, but wait, I can give you a page with some bare numbers called stage times....."

I'm guessing that these videos breach the agreements with broadcasters - it is illegal to post such stuff. It could be the broadcasters are putting in copyright claims.

wrc.com/video/highlights/

What the f$*k are the FIA doing? you can't watch the WRC on the tele and now you can't watch it on youtube either. No wonder manufacturers are afraid to commit to the series.

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Originally Posted by ToughMac

What the f$*k are the FIA doing? you can't watch the WRC on the tele and now you can't watch it on youtube either. No wonder manufacturers are afraid to commit to the series.

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How can it be sold to broadcasters if it's available free on the web? You're kind of making a self defeating argument there.

And to be fair, it doesn't seem to be affecting the number of manufacturers. VW, Hyundai, rumoured Toyota....

Name a motorsport series that is attracting more manufacturers?

They're leaving WTCC like rats, F1 only has 2 (sort of 3).....