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2nd April 2007, 03:32 #11
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A newspaper said for this year's F1 season Bahrain claimed they have sold out all the tickets of some 100 k for the race will be held after Sepang.
Despite without racing background, i think we will remain to see some those modern race. GP France, for instance, a traditional race with such tight racing background will have to disappear from 2008 calendar.
Seeing this year is the 4th season Qatar joined motogp, with such low proclivity of attendance in every season, i think besides money, Qatar has been coming into consideration about modern race.
Singapore is approaching F1 for street race, would be another after Monaco, i don't think they have yet to build a race designed specially for motorsport, would be an acceptable issue as Singapore is one of the busiest traffic of business in the world will attract more foreign come into the country for enjoying leisure and drive for their business.
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2nd April 2007, 14:13 #12
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Originally Posted by leopardsleepingI got my motorcycle jacket, but I'm walking all the time...
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3rd April 2007, 03:46 #13
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4th April 2007, 13:28 #14
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Originally Posted by Corny
Assen is a huge event, and a lot of British and German fans come to Assen to see the race too. Actually, I expected Assen to have more spectators, I thought they got over 100,000 on race day.MotoGPMatters.com - MotoGP Analysis And Reports
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4th April 2007, 13:44 #15
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Originally Posted by ChrisS
TV viewing figures may be a more accurate measure of popularity, but again, that's difficult to measure. Again, if I remember correctly, the Valencia race had something like 12 million Spanish viewers (from a population of 40 million), around 10 million Italian views (from a population of about 60 million) and 100,000 viewers in the US. But the US figures also have something to do with the fact that it's on Speed (a pay-per-view channel) and it's not live, whereas the race was broadcast in Spain by the national public broadcaster, TVE.MotoGPMatters.com - MotoGP Analysis And Reports
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4th April 2007, 14:41 #16
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Speed isnt a PPV channel, in New Jersey I used to get it as part of basic cable.
But their international motorcycle coverage (or coverage of any motorsport other than NASCAR) isnt very good. they either show the races as "Same Day Delay" or even worst as part of "2 Wheel Tuesday"I got my motorcycle jacket, but I'm walking all the time...
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4th April 2007, 14:44 #17
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Originally Posted by ChrisSMotoGPMatters.com - MotoGP Analysis And Reports
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4th April 2007, 15:13 #18
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BTW speaking of basic and extra channels, why is Eurosport free/part of basic in all of Europe but extra (part of news) in the UK?
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Originally Posted by ChrisSMotoGPMatters.com - MotoGP Analysis And Reports
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5th April 2007, 04:16 #20
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I don't know Eurosport whereabouts, it suddenly disappeared from free and paid TV here :\
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