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7 Aug 2001, 07:25 (Ref:126980) | #1 | |||
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Nations Cup to race in Malaysia!
Found this at the PROCAR website:
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7 Aug 2001, 07:33 (Ref:126985) | #2 | ||
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All i can say is sucked in Tony C.
A race around Sepang is going to be awesome, hopefully they can get a big field. Lets also hope we get to see it on TV. |
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7 Aug 2001, 08:08 (Ref:126994) | #3 | ||
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Heck, Formula Holden went into Asia a long time ago...and didn't go back.
Nations Cup would be more capable of catching on in Asia, because the cars are much more recognisable... and besides, PHR could probably provide a full grid of cars on its own |
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7 Aug 2001, 09:17 (Ref:127020) | #4 | |
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Yes, this is great news, And I agree with you racer69, we must see the race on Australian TV. If Ten are serious about motorsports coverage they will show it.
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7 Aug 2001, 10:43 (Ref:127049) | #5 | ||
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The ball isn't really in channel 10s court- it is up to Procar to get their stuff shown on air.
One thing I find funny is the difference between Procar and the Power Tour. Procar have this great deal in place, but all we have seen to date is delayed NC and GT Performance, delayed at least a week, if not more, and one delayed round from the BRutes. The Power Tour get their stuff shown on the weekend after the event, and then the following weekends on Speedweek (that is SBS and Foxtel). Then they also get their stuff on late night channel 10. |
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7 Aug 2001, 13:11 (Ref:127117) | #6 | ||
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If NC and GT performance are serious about getting there racing on TV they will show the Sandown 500 in full and the Malaysian race. I agree Crash test the power tour really has there act together and have less material to work with than PROCAR.
Apart from the truck racing the Power tour doesn't really have any real big draw cards but still manage to get lots of TV time. I think at Oran Park for the next round of the Power tour the serious is gonna be on a high. |
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7 Aug 2001, 13:23 (Ref:127123) | #7 | ||
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The thing is for every class in the country (except for V8s) is that if they want to get on TV, they have to pay for it, and pay some serious dough for it...
As far as the Power Tour goes, their fight with CAMS is going to be fairly huge....certainly CAMS have done their best to **** them off with their Ute/Nascar/Daewoo efforts to date... |
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