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I can’t believe how many replays of crashes and first turns we got while listening to the crowd cheering as the race goes on somewhere off screen...unreal this time...
It’s not interesting watching someone pick up their bike and push a button to start it while we miss passes for the lead...
First lap is the most action and we never see it
#rantover
It’s not interesting watching someone pick up their bike and push a button to start it while we miss passes for the lead...
First lap is the most action and we never see it
#rantover
I was curious what happened to Mcadoo, certainly no mention from the coverage. They simply do not cover the race, period.
The Shop
Now could you imagine if Joe Rogan and the production team were going off on tangents about what outside the ring activities a fighter likes or cutting to a combo during a round and not showing the fight!?!
On a full length fight, its 5min x 5, 25min... Sound similar?
Its two people in a ring for 5 minutes at a time, directly attacking each other with moves that are named and are specific and visual with points associated with each move... Then they discuss it between rounds...
We dont want Ralph going 'Roczen turns left, eli as well, AC puts his leg out and also turns left - the rhythm section its a three - three the suspension compresses then in a line they turn right and accelerate....' Describing it blow by blow the same as UFC does not work at all in supercross... at all. Especially when much of the racing is following for laps with the hope of making the pass.
Im sure theres a way to describe it in a way that works purely visually thought, its not like UFC or boxing or like what they are doing but I think the best comparison is obviously F1 - What SX needs is a fast talking British guys with a huge amount of knowledge and a history in the sport etc etc... Calling the action as best as possible all over the track, watching the timing and the TV crew responding to the commentary so they can move all over the track. But im guessing its actually much more difficult than F1 in this sense - F1 also has a lot of telemetry and strategy that SX cant elaborate.
Pit Row
Chad actually made the main bearable.. just.
Almost missing ETs first pass on KR was bad too. And the Anderson bit. Sheesh. What a CF.
Hammer 663s
The production guy is Chris Bond I think. “Bondo” maybe needs to get clipped.
the producer shows a line man fall to the ground, and then get up, and brush himself off, and then jog down the field alone.
while the commentator talks about the linemans socks.
that's what we have.
If you want to be creative and show more of the race front to back, put a camera at the end of whoop section and let everybody ride through it...maybe the top 15 guys.
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