It's like a faceplant only with a book.![]()
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From what I've been told, they have presented a much more competitive proposal to try to get the TUDOR Series back. I would hate to see them close down but those types of things happen. Hell, there's talk of Buckeye Lake being drained so anything a possibility . Glad it's not a pi$$ing contest again, I'm getting too old for that carp.
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Crash......you bought a VW!!!!???
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Crashton Club Coordinator
Yes I did Scott. I'm quite happy with it.
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Have you posted up a thread with pic's ?
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New and Old BMWs
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The StanceWorks folks got a chance to photograph them
Taking it Back to Where it All Began : BMW Unveils its special Sebring Anniversary Livery - Stance Works -
Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
How many tear-offs for the 12H of Sebring?
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
FWIW, it's live now on IMSA | TUDOR United SportsCar Championship | IMSA TV
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Thanks for that. Don't have Fox2 sports here!
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
I've been wondering why they split the broadcast schedule like that. I can only guess, does anyone actually know why they do it?
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
An answer. I'm almost shocked!
I guess it makes sense that Fox is the culprit. But I don't believe it's all about conflicts since they can plan well in advance. The real issue is priority and, I suspect, trying to get people to watch more than just their primary sports network but also hoping people will gripe to their providers to get them to carry them all.
None of that means IMSA can't stream it all, though, unless Fox would gripe about it. And I also don't like the potential slippery slope caused by full streaming. I'd rather the pressure be on showing full races on TV, and streaming everything might actually mean even less pressure to broadcast. I guarantee I'll change my mind about that preference if (when?) I finally decide to cut the cable. Broadcast races are the main reason I haven't done it...yet. -
I've been streaming this race to the iPad then over to the Ap-ple TV thingie. It's all in high def. The announcers commentary is IMSA Radio. I've watched about 4 hours worth. Not a single commercial break.
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Corvettes rule at Sebring!!!
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