GPs live coverage 2015!

Were there any Black Friday deals?

I guess I'll do it, but I want a refund if RV gets hurt before the 1/3 mark.

Just curious, is this generally the cheapest the price gets? I've never looked at the price before and am not sure if they do a sale right before the series.

If anyone that has purchased the pass before could chime in, it'd be appreciated.

This is probably the best price you will get, especially with the MXdN included which is around $20 alone

I asked my wife to get me the MXGP years coverage for a christmas present 2011 I think that was around £44 = €55 = $70. It did not include the MXDN

Don't' need to see it live as I won't be up at 2 am on race day. Has anyone in the US market announced a TV deal yet? CBS Sports? BEIN (sp?)

MXLIFE you can watch races anytime you want if you miss live.. I think this is best deal you can get to see MXGP weekends.

So, if I figured correctly, $92.99 USD.

I came up with $93.25. Really wanting to see RV and AC battle, but I'll pass on the $100 to do it. I'll just read the results here.

It's worth every penny. I've purchased this for the past two years. I might not watch them all live, but they are ready to go when I wake up or get the time. I watched every moto last year.

Done deal! Go RV.

http://www.mxgp.com/news/fim-mxgp-and-snowcross-world-championships-cbs…

FIM MXGP and Snowcross World Championships on CBS Sports Network in United States and Canada

FUNCHAL (Portugal), January, 30 2014 - Youthstream announced today a multi year agreement for the airing of the FIM Motocross World Championships (MXGP) and the FIM Snowcross World Championship (SNX) on CBS Sports Network throughout the United States and Canada.


CBS Sports Network will showcase the FIM MXGP and the FIM SNX as part of its CBS Sports Spectacular programming.

The FIM MXGP, the pinnacle of professional world motocross racing, and the MX2, the steppingstone series for new world motocross talents, will both air on a same-day delay basis at sport primetime television slots, providing to the FIM Motocross World Championship a consistent and stunning position on the CBS Sports Network’s programming schedule throughout the season.

Starting with the opener round in Qatar on March 1st, the 18-stop series will travel across the globe to reach five continents and to complete its 2014 tour in North America, with the MXGP of Mexico, on September 14th.

The Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations also has been confirmed to return on CBS Sports Network. The most important motocross race of the year will be held for the first time in Latvia at the Kegums circuit on September 28th, 2014

The nations-against-nation event, where the best riders from every country compete for the supremacy of their respective flag colors, will count on complete television coverage of the three main events.

The agreement also provide television exposure to the FIM Junior World championship, a one-event championship where young motocross prospects from every continent, and particularly of North America, meet for their first ever world-class contest.

The 2014 FIM Junior World Championship will be held at Bastogne, Belgium on August 10.

CBS Sports Network will air also the FIM Snowcross World Championship that this year includes two rounds, in Sweden on March 8 and Finland on March 15.

“The partnership with CBS Sports Network represents a new milestone in the prestigious history of the FIM MXGP championship”, said Mario Marini, Youthstream’s Director of Corporate Relations. “With the recent upgrade across the entire branding and image of the MXGP series, with unparalleled coverage around the world, we add now this massive exposure in North America to fully serve the US and Canadian audience and industry.”

$111 here, I think I will give it a miss. Between the Nationals and GP's, I would not see my bed Saturday nights for 6 months.

Last season MAVTV had all the GPs, not live but within a week,I rarely see any racing live. DVR baby,no commercials for me.

On direct tv the GPs were on cbssn 221 ,same day coverage,

he'll be hurting every time he gets beat

as a sidenote - IF I didn't get it on tv I would have that package, its actually very reasonable for what you get, I may even get it for the times when i'm away working, usually I just record the races and watch back from the planner when I get home but I have a feeling this year that "LIVE" is only the way forward - that or I am going to be last in every banter line that is set up

@ $5 a race you will pass up?

no wonder the global economy is struggling

I can imagine now RV is racing the MXGP in the 2015 season there is more and more interest to follow the races LIVE and ON DEMAND.

Till the end of this year you receive 25% discount on your full season pass MXGP-TV.

For anyone who is interested I can offer 8% EXTRA discount if you use the voucher: MXACTIVE

Through my website it's possible to watch MXGP-TV.

Here you can find the link to buy your seasonpass with 33% discount (instead of 25%): http://www.mxactive.com/MXGP-TV

If you have any other questions just let me know.

They were showing them on cbs sports channel ,its hard to DVR them because who ever is in charge of programming doesn't know the difference between auto racing and motocross

I always extend the time for like 3 hours because I have been burned in the past due to some other crap running long.

$93 is a LOT to pay for 18 streaming races IMO. CBS Sports Network is supposed to up their coverage from last year. In what way, I don't know but I would assume we'll at least get both MX1 motos instead of just the 2nd.

No way I'm giving those guys one penny of mine....