I'm very curious what this audience thinks about this question.
Ironman is promoting that they have 100,000 people in their virtual club and that is impressive. But it's free. It seems to me that they may be slowly inching their way toward asking people to pay for something - anything in the world of virtual racing.
It looks to me that there were 2133 finishers in the worldwide virtual event 70.3 in the challenger division. I confess that didn't look at the classic numbers.
So what say you slowtwitchers? In your opinion is there a viable business model that might work for virtual multisport racing?
Ironman is promoting that they have 100,000 people in their virtual club and that is impressive. But it's free. It seems to me that they may be slowly inching their way toward asking people to pay for something - anything in the world of virtual racing.
It looks to me that there were 2133 finishers in the worldwide virtual event 70.3 in the challenger division. I confess that didn't look at the classic numbers.
So what say you slowtwitchers? In your opinion is there a viable business model that might work for virtual multisport racing?