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'It's a great honour for me to have New Zealand's most successful TT rider ever on our New Zealand-built bike and we will be looking for a result right from the off' - Ken McIntosh

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Kanives

March 19, 2013 5:40 PM

Please find a way to get the TT races broadcast in the United States!

Help!!!

geoyachtsus - Unregistered

March 24, 2013 3:02 PM

I am with you on that one Kanives. One would think that we don't ride nor have a huge fleet on the move over here!!!!!!

Yeah I agree. 40 million motorcyclists in the USA & they can't televise a great overseas roadrace? Sillyness!

The other funny one is we do not get to see MotoGP races until August excepting USGP's. Nor WSBK unless you subscribe to a little known too expensive network "beIN" TV. Luckily FOX network decided to get MotoGP so at least we will get to see the end of the season anyway starting in August. Still too little!

I tried to get DTV to give me "beIN' Network either for cheap or on a part time basis to get WSBK & the answer was "if you want that one it is $52.99 a month or $640 a year." Yeah right eh? Like a retired racer on fixed income can afford that! As the Brits say Bullocks!!!

At least we will get MotoGP late this season, guess I have to be happy with that. Still no US "AMA National" roadraces either was on SPeed last season. The TV situation in the USA just flat sucks.

-K

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