For me the beauty of speedvision is the diversity and sheer quality of
information. Legends: you know, an hour long show on Nouvalari (sp?) or a
single season of MG racing in the 50s. One of the most beautiful things I've
ever seen in my life was a show in which Alain DeCadenet (sp?) drove all the
great Porsches. I almost cried when they fired up the 908. (904? The little
black thing.) Or how about when Alain D. did the same thing with Ferrari?
*** out on the lawn at Goodwood. In car with Moss at Laguna. That
viewing of Le Mans, the movie, this year.... with the interviews of the film
makers... Phenomenal!
With nascarvision we can pretty much forget about the Dakar coverage.
For me the sign will be when DeCadenet goes. Once they can him you know they
are serious about driving the final stake through the heart of racing in
America. "Get it off TV then they won't bicker when we make right turns
illegal in the WKA and IKF." Them nascar hick ***sticks can't stand to see
a talented driver go. Just ruins their day.
...and don't even get 'em started on a proper racing car... nothing should
weigh 1000 pounds.
"Racing! - Science for the action minded."
mark
> >> Mark your calendars. August 6th the Fox program Totally Nascar, a
daily
> >>recap of Nascar news, comes to Speedvision. This most likely will be
first
> >>step in the takeover of SV. I wonder how much Euro racing we will see
this
> >>time next year?
> >>dave henrie
> >Look at the Speedvision lineup - they can dump the ***they have on
> >there and replace it with NASCAR, which will actually bring in
> >dollars. Let's hope these programming changes insure the future of
> >Speedvision and it's diverse coverage.
> >I won't be shedding tears for the loss of boat restoration shows.
> You're taking the narrow view, Scott -- how many boating enthusiasts
> would rather see more NASCAR programming on Speedvision, as opposed to
> historic documentaries on the history of Audi -- all in the name of
> ensuring that Speedvision will be able to continue carrying boat
> restoration shows?
> The arrival of NASCAR programming means we won't be seeing things like
> boat restoration, historic racing documentaries (other than NASCAR),
> rally racing, F1 coverage, airshow coverage, etc. -- ALL of which have
> helped make Speedvision what it is. And all of which will have
> NOTHING to do with a "NASCAR Channel" -- or no place there, either.
> Wake up and smell the coffee -- NASCAR means the death of Speedvision
> as we know it. It's not a "for better or worse" situation -- it's
> DEFINITELY going to get worse.
> :-(
> -- JB