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It's not like there is a money trail that leads back to the fans that follow it religiously or anything like that.
It's not like these fans fund the series with ticket purchases and supporting inside industry sponsors or sponsors from outside the industry that support this sport...
I could go on an on,but I'm sure you get the point.
To most hardcore fans,every AMA Pro race day is like Superbowl Sunday.
Today some guys got the first half and then didnt get the second half.
Wonder how well that would go over if they did that in higher profile sporting events...an NFL event like the Superbowl?
My guess is a lot of people would be pissed off.
But hey how much did they pay?
Probably not the best way to bring in more fans or sponsors to grow it.
The saddest part is,most hardcore MX fans would indeed pay for a online stream of the nationals - that is how passionate they are.
Either way, some people majorly over reacted today.
I pictured people being all...
secondly it was just very frustrating because it was a tease then takeaway but like crush said if anyone thinks DC did it on purpose for whatever reason is an idiot
I'd just like to know ahead of time if it is going to be possible to watch all the motos online.. if not I'll gladly watch the first motos then go back to sleep!
but I'd like to know why there's such an aversion to asking us to pay for them
Dc has said it won't be like this for the remaining rounds, move on and up!
What I want to know is, what's it going to take for someone to step up to rv's speed? I think Stewart can, but needs to settle in for a few rounds before he goes ballistic with his right wrist.
For us to pay, as per MXGPs, there would be really large setup costs to get that service running...
And 2ndly, for sponsors, that market is never going to be as attractive as a major network, regardless if international numbers are good, they're gonna be concerned with their own market and the ratings they can hopefully get there... After that point, the networks who sign on (And I mean that MXSports pays) are probably not too pumped on the idea of sharing content, regardless of our qualms with it, nor are they making it the highest priority...
But as I said, it's still an improvement. How long ago was the outdoor live network? Not that long, and that was a fuckin shambles.
We all know MX Sports has the best intentions, but I would imagine trying to get the networks to take our sport seriously is frustrating. DC does give a shit, but the network execs just look at the bottom line and obviously we don't mean shit.
Pit Row
Anyone know where I can find the first motos archived?
It's a let down. But I understand how tough it is to get anything at all. So we'll suffer through.
Yeah kenny! Ill just drop all my shit and shoot over to the other side of the world to watch a couple of motos
I'm referring to douches like 909 er who could blast up the 5 and be at Hangtown without too much effort. Spending all their gas money on meth, Redbulls, tats n lift kits
meh, try again next week.
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