Ch 10 Lose V8 Supercar

[GTRgeoff]

Take it in context. All they want to push is the completely out of reach class of motorsport. I have taken bikes around Lakeside and found it fun, but bike racing on a car track is just dull really as there is so much room to go around competitors.

Perhaps start reading some rules. Personal comments are not appreciated. If I knew you I might tolerate it, but so far your attempts at input to the forum have been completely without value. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...c=111125&st=0

Maybe try the ricer forum.

Oh and there is no such thing as a HR33 GTR.

[GTRgeoff]

Funnily enough this is a car forum. Not much interest in bike racing.

So who noticed how low key 10 went with the announcement on Sunday?

And to top it off, how pointless is the new eye candy in an interview? If they think that sells racing fine, but the only chicks I'm interested in are behind the wheel.

[predator]

Hmmm.. Reading through this. A lot of whingeing, not much solution.

Look at this way.. its 2006.. digital cam the events you want to see in your own form in a co-ordinated fashion, compress it to 300meg, commentate it as necessary.. Bittorrent the result for practically free. All could be achieved and co-ordinated around the country at very very low cost. A revenue model could even be generated around some advertising throughout, or placement through an accompanying blog/upcoming/commentary website. The whole underlying tech structure is not difficult, databases, fancy looking website, dynamic update system can all be built -- somebody just has to get out there and capture it. Which level of motorsport is of course up to whoever would be keen.

Thing is the networks are so far behind the times it is time for the people that really want to watch something different to go out there and produce it themselves. The technology has long been here and is quite matured.

TV died about 2 years ago, they just don't realise it. Anybody with half a brain these days won't put up with the networks f**king around delaying tv episodes from the States, delaying sporting broadcasts, and for stretching every last dollar from the TV audience, and/or advertisers. Most have watched them a few hours after they have aired o/s, downloading time at DVD quality only a few minutes more than the actual show itself. I don't think I have watched a TV series "in the raw" (i.e. broadcast) for 12 months now, just because I'm sick of being dictated to in an interactive world.