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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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Just fine for me down here in Oz
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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Working fine for me. Looks like a gorgeous day. And solid field both men and women. Should be fun.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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Is it just me, or is the feed completely messed up? Keeps going on a loop and repeating every 15-20 seconds.It's working fine for me. Just have to endure the Outside TV ads every couple of minutes.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [CNullATX]
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It is currently working here...which is nice given my last watching experience.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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Ok, good to hear. I'm at a hotel, so probably just janky wifi.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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I'm currently knocking an entire felled tree because, well, I fully expect it to crash at some point (and will be pleasantly surprised if it doesn't).
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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Nice breakaway group in the water for the men. We haven't seen a small group in a while. Sharpe, Bokos, and Appleton in that front group.
I was expecting Tomas to be there, he's a solid swimmer and came out with the front pack in Oceanside and St George.
I was expecting Tomas to be there, he's a solid swimmer and came out with the front pack in Oceanside and St George.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [TulkasTri]
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What happened to Holly's swim? It hasn't been what it used to be. She's almost 2 minutes down according to the commentators.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [TulkasTri]
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Lesley Smith with stuff down her front, for the aero gain.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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christianlee wrote:
Is it just me, or is the feed completely messed up? Keeps going on a loop and repeating every 15-20 seconds.Surprisingly for me in the UK it's working just fine! I am sure something will go pop at some point but a step in the right direction in my opinion. Gets the sport out there in real time - free to watch and only endless adverts to ut up with every 5 minutes. My TV is off and my computer is ON!
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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No issues YET through Firestick on TV.
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Let food be thy medicine...
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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christianlee wrote:
Is it just me, or is the feed completely messed up? Keeps going on a loop and repeating every 15-20 seconds.the looping thing is a common problem with Outside - be patient and/or reload, and it should come back.
on the women's side, it looks like knibb was able to hold lauren's toes and is now tearing the bike apart. seems pretty early to call it, but. . .
for the men, will be cool to see how long matt can stay off the front. long getting lots of screen time and moto company, but haven't seen much of lionel yet.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [iron_mike]
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Knibb, not unexpectedly, laying waste to the bike course….
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Let food be thy medicine...
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [JackStraw13]
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Knibb, not unexpectedly, laying waste to the bike course….Same with Long. He's almost at the front now, dropping Sanders in the process.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [TulkasTri]
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just tried (and failed!) to post a screengrab - long about 20 feet behind a moto, passing age groupers riding two abreast. come on, man!
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [iron_mike]
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just tried (and failed!) to post a screengrab - long about 20 feet behind a moto, passing age groupers riding two abreast. come on, man!and both moto and Sam crossing the yellow line (to go around ag that are passing) on a road that is open to traffic on the other side.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [DoronG]
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Was watching that, too, as the age grouper (who is riding with knees askew and a therefore wiggling back and forth) overtakes multiple people by staying to the left). Sam had to cross the double yellow to avoid this guy and others. It looked so dicey because that AGer didn't look like a very stable bike handler. Oofff
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [triproftri]
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Why is Lionel wearing a sleeveless top?
He seems to give up a bit of speed for the amount of power he puts out.
He seems to give up a bit of speed for the amount of power he puts out.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [FeltMafia]
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He seems to race better sleeveless for whatever reason. Might be placebo, might be “material on my arms feels terrible,” and might be “it turns out I’m faster without sleeves.”
Whatever works, I s’pose.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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It’s insane that every race Lieto seems to “forget” that Jeanni Metzler is married. Every race he calls her Jeanni Seymour.
Either terrible prep or something personal with Justin. But annoying AF
Either terrible prep or something personal with Justin. But annoying AF
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [marquette42]
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Leiferman on the move!
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [WhittleFit]
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another sprint finish for Lionel. what a show!
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [DoronG]
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DoronG wrote:
another sprint finish for Lionel. what a show!Never doubt The Lion in a sprint finish!
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [WhittleFit]
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DoronG wrote:
another sprint finish for Lionel. what a show!Never doubt The Lion in a sprint finish!
Omg that was insane to watch!!! Jumping in my chair!
Why is it always lionel in these sprints? Oceanside, st. George and now boulder!
Also another win for Sam! In easy fashion, his 70.3 is on form, is he planning any 140.6 this year?
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [lassekk]
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Tomas Rodriguez Hernandez can run!!!
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [WhittleFit]
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WhittleFit wrote:
Tomas Rodriguez Hernandez can run!!!Yeah he can! 1:09 is solid
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [davegibb26.2]
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davegibb26.2 wrote:
WhittleFit wrote:
Tomas Rodriguez Hernandez can run!!!Yeah he can! 1:09 is solid
on that course it's bonkers
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [lassekk]
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Also another win for Sam! In easy fashion, his 70.3 is on form, is he planning any 140.6 this year?
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [Lagoon]
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He’s doing CDA
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [christianlee]
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We all moan about Ironman coverage but there is an example of how it can be done. I am sure they could roll that kind of coverage out to most races. I really enjoyed it.
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He who understands the WHY, will understand the HOW.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [earthling]
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earthling wrote:
We all moan about Ironman coverage but there is an example of how it can be done. I am sure they could roll that kind of coverage out to most races. I really enjoyed it.yeah, i've been happy with the outside broadcasts. i don't even mind the commercials too much - they're a bit too frequent, maybe. but it's a free product and IM's got to pay the bills.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [earthling]
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earthling wrote:
We all moan about Ironman coverage but there is an example of how it can be done. I am sure they could roll that kind of coverage out to most races. I really enjoyed it.I agree. I thought this was a great broadcast.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [davegibb26.2]
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I gave it a B-. https://www.slowtwitch.com/...ulder_70.3_8703.html
Mostly because of the platform, not so much the quality of the broadcast itself this time around.
IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage. Will be very intrigued to see what Roth looks like in a few weeks.
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Mostly because of the platform, not so much the quality of the broadcast itself this time around.
IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage. Will be very intrigued to see what Roth looks like in a few weeks.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [earthling]
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My main gripe is when they follow the lead cyclist/runner for so long when there can be more dynamics/place changes/battles in 2nd -4th, etc. It would be nice for them to show those changes vs Sam Long (all credit to him and being up 5 minutes), no drama up front. The Sharpe, Lionel, Leiferman battle would’ve been more interesting to follow in real time than a single camera of Long on his own.
They did cut back to sanders and leiferman, was that a separate camera where they cut to it based on a producer’s direction? If yes, then they have the capability to cut back and forth and should do it more often.
I always cheer a broadcast when they have someone on screen and the camera pans back to show the other riders right behind or if there’s a gap! The little things that give perspective.
They did cut back to sanders and leiferman, was that a separate camera where they cut to it based on a producer’s direction? If yes, then they have the capability to cut back and forth and should do it more often.
I always cheer a broadcast when they have someone on screen and the camera pans back to show the other riders right behind or if there’s a gap! The little things that give perspective.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage.Where would PTO fall short compared to IM ?
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [marcag]
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Data and commentary leaves something to be desired against most of the IM crews. (I think Welch needs to move to being the 3rd chair only ever, although he paired well with Rinny.) And this says nothing for the all over the map nature of the Collins Cup broadcasts, which I found nearly impossible to follow.
And again, it's consistency. IM's gonna do this what, 20+ times this season?
If you grade on a single event: CLASH and the NBC pairing win, hands down.
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And again, it's consistency. IM's gonna do this what, 20+ times this season?
If you grade on a single event: CLASH and the NBC pairing win, hands down.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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Data and commentary leaves something to be desired against most of the IM crews. (I think Welch needs to move to being the 3rd chair only ever, although he paired well with Rinny.) And this says nothing for the all over the map nature of the Collins Cup broadcasts, which I found nearly impossible to follow. And again, it's consistency. IM's gonna do this what, 20+ times this season?
If you grade on a single event: CLASH and the NBC pairing win, hands down.
Did you watch Ibiza ?
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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rrheisler wrote:
IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage. Will be very intrigued to see what Roth looks like in a few weeks.I don’t see why it would differ dramatically from last year’s broadcast. Maybe the moto won’t precede but trail the lead group, who knows, but Challenge has been pretty consistent in how it live streams Roth and the Challenge Championship year in, year out, free on YouTube.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [marcag]
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [rrheisler]
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Matt Lieto should get rid of that pervert porno looking mustache. BLEH
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [DoronG]
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DoronG wrote:
iron_mike wrote:
just tried (and failed!) to post a screengrab - long about 20 feet behind a moto, passing age groupers riding two abreast. come on, man!and both moto and Sam crossing the yellow line (to go around ag that are passing) on a road that is open to traffic on the other side.
IM clearly learned their lessons from a week ago. Isn’t it a DQ if you cross to the other side of the road?
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [Fresh79]
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IM clearly learned their lessons from a week ago. Isn’t it a DQ if you cross to the other side of the road?Yes, the pro's were told in the briefing that crossing the centre line would be a DQ, yet some clearly didn't get penalised.
Some of the pro athletes were penalised though for drafting off AG athletes, as the pro athletes sat behind the AG athletes waiting for a safe time to overtake (as they didn't want to cross the centre line).
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [WhittleFit]
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As I recall when Holly or whoever It was asked about crossing the center line on that section of road, we were given an ambiguous answer. Basically told that that's not safe and we shouldn't do it. I don't ever recall hearing it would be an instant DQ. I crossed it probably 7-8 times over a 5 mile stretch, and that was with as much "On your left!" and "Stay right!" yelling as I could muster. It would have been enough space if the AGers were riding right and then only passing in the middle of the lane, but that just wasn't the case.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [realbdeal]
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As I recall when Holly or whoever It was asked about crossing the center line on that section of road, we were given an ambiguous answer. Basically told that that's not safe and we shouldn't do it. I don't ever recall hearing it would be an instant DQ. I crossed it probably 7-8 times over a 5 mile stretch, and that was with as much "On your left!" and "Stay right!" yelling as I could muster. It would have been enough space if the AGers were riding right and then only passing in the middle of the lane, but that just wasn't the case.Just going on what Sam Appo said (he said he was told it was a DQ if you cross the centre line). Maybe it was ambiguous and Appo didn't feel like he could risk it.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [WhittleFit]
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Here is the concern ... Sam Appleton chooses not to cross the yellow because it is a DQ (it is a DQ, there is no ambiguity around it especially considering the events of last week), because of Sam's safe and ethically correct choice, he can't complete a pass and in the process he gets a 5 minute penalty. Question is, if he crosses the yellow to make the pass does he get a DQ(?), while other athletes were given a pass on the DQ?
Really curious situation.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [Dave Latourette]
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This is where the officials need to apply some common sense IMO. If you are blocked from completing a pass, you should be given grace on the passing time limit (assuming you are not milking it to gain an advantage). Getting stuck behind slower riders is not an advantage (having been in that situation....it's frustrating as hell). The rules were not written to take into account the complexities of multiple riders (ex. Sam's penalty a few races back while getting passed while passing).
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [Titanflexr]
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In this scenario, the draft radar thing that athletes put on their bikes would also result in a penalty right? Or in other words if that hardware got installed in races like this wouldn't you still be down to random spot judgement enforcement?
Cyclist tries to make a pass and is blocked. How do you decide if they should get a penalty or not?
Cyclist enters draft zone and backs out for reasons of road safety or what have you.
Cyclist enters and leaves draft zone because they cant physically complete a pass.
Cyclist drafts intentionally.
Without a moto on the group when this happens how would race ranger help?
Someone is just looking at data and assigning penalties back at race day hq or whatever. Point being, it seems that there's a lot of complaints about random drafting situations that can be argued. With race ranger, you likely get penalized no matter what right?
How does this stuff get better? You can't say, "have perfect officials who don't make mistakes" as thats just not possible. It might very well be true that they could have made 30 mistakes that event but wisdom prevailed and they only made this single alleged error (everyone in prison is innocent right?) and here we are saying it's unacceptable.
So isn't the solution not drafting tech or perfect officials, but an appeals process to be made? Each athlete gets 1 appeal per event. Win the appeal and your penalty is waived. Lose the appeal and your penalty stands, plus perhaps an additional penalty that carries over to discourage frequently appealing. But how do you adjudicate the appeal while the race is going on? Allow them to continue race and then assess penalties afterwards? Or mic the racers helmets and let them converse with hq? That could be fascinating for the broadcast potential both the appeals dialogue patching them into the broad cast for occasional commentary. Would definitely put the athletes front and center.
Cyclist tries to make a pass and is blocked. How do you decide if they should get a penalty or not?
Cyclist enters draft zone and backs out for reasons of road safety or what have you.
Cyclist enters and leaves draft zone because they cant physically complete a pass.
Cyclist drafts intentionally.
Without a moto on the group when this happens how would race ranger help?
Someone is just looking at data and assigning penalties back at race day hq or whatever. Point being, it seems that there's a lot of complaints about random drafting situations that can be argued. With race ranger, you likely get penalized no matter what right?
How does this stuff get better? You can't say, "have perfect officials who don't make mistakes" as thats just not possible. It might very well be true that they could have made 30 mistakes that event but wisdom prevailed and they only made this single alleged error (everyone in prison is innocent right?) and here we are saying it's unacceptable.
So isn't the solution not drafting tech or perfect officials, but an appeals process to be made? Each athlete gets 1 appeal per event. Win the appeal and your penalty is waived. Lose the appeal and your penalty stands, plus perhaps an additional penalty that carries over to discourage frequently appealing. But how do you adjudicate the appeal while the race is going on? Allow them to continue race and then assess penalties afterwards? Or mic the racers helmets and let them converse with hq? That could be fascinating for the broadcast potential both the appeals dialogue patching them into the broad cast for occasional commentary. Would definitely put the athletes front and center.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [Dave Latourette]
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Dave Latourette wrote:
Here is the concern ... Sam Appleton chooses not to cross the yellow because it is a DQ (it is a DQ, there is no ambiguity around it especially considering the events of last week), because of Sam's safe and ethically correct choice, he can't complete a pass and in the process he gets a 5 minute penalty. Question is, if he crosses the yellow to make the pass does he get a DQ(?), while other athletes were given a pass on the DQ? Really curious situation.
curious for sure. however we have differing reports of what was said in the briefing about crossing the center line. without clarity on the actual rules in place we're only speculating. seems like if in doubt normal road rules are reasonable.
regardless, it does seem harsh for Sam A to be penalised when he was being held up rather than getting an advantage. poor course design/planning really to create this situation in the first place. maybe some better behaviour from the AGers would have removed the issue too
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [marcag]
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IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage.
Where would PTO fall short compared to IM ?
No consistent or significant track record. They've produced what, 5 races? And some of them have been a mess.
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Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [TheStroBro]
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TheStroBro wrote:
marcag wrote:
rrheisler wrote:
IM has done, I think, the most consistently good job of the current race producers in terms of providing live coverage.
Where would PTO fall short compared to IM ?
No consistent or significant track record. They've produced what, 5 races? And some of them have been a mess.
True
However, if we want to look in the past, IM's track record has not been stellar either. And BTW, I think PTO has forced IM to up their game.
Both have progressed. But to say any of IM's coverage this year is on par with Ibiza seems off to me.
I am more curious why there is such a bias.
Re: Boulder 70.3 Outside Watch [marcag]
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I have definitely been a critic of IM in the past, not saying they're good at it. But they do produce a lot of races at a decent standard. Still doesn't hold a candle to grand tour broadcasts!
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Because the PTO coverage that was available for Ibiza in the US was simply not better than that of your run-of-the-mill Outside Watch broadcast for IM -- and frankly, it was a downgrade over the experience that they had created for coverage at their two races last year.
I hope it rebounds for their own sake. But I'm also leery of seeing cost-cutting moves already. I've been around the sport too long to see people to try to make a splash with big money, then decide "on second thought, nah" and watch it wither away. Hell, I *worked* for one of those for a while.
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I hope it rebounds for their own sake. But I'm also leery of seeing cost-cutting moves already. I've been around the sport too long to see people to try to make a splash with big money, then decide "on second thought, nah" and watch it wither away. Hell, I *worked* for one of those for a while.
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