Eurosport has 45 mins - 3.15 til 4pm.
Will ARD be showing the race? If yes, do you know from what time please?
Jan
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Eurosport has 45 mins - 3.15 til 4pm.
Will ARD be showing the race? If yes, do you know from what time please?
Jan
"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Eurosport has 45 mins - 3.15 til 4pm.
Will ARD be showing the race? If yes, do you know from what time please?
Jan
According to this:
RTBF La 1 is the only station with extended coverage of the "wielrennen" today.
ARD is carrying motor sport at that time.
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Simon M.
Simon Mason said:"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Eurosport has 45 mins - 3.15 til 4pm.
Will ARD be showing the race? If yes, do you know from what time please?
Jan
According to this:
RTBF La 1 is the only station with extended coverage of the "wielrennen" today.
ARD is carrying motor sport at that time.
--
Simon M.
and the coverage on Eurosport was rubbish ... they claimed due to the
fog. No explanation of how the breaks were closed down, just a couple
of runs across the finish line (and a few seconds of the peloton doing a
bit of cyclo-cross)
pete whelan said:Simon Mason said:"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:Eurosport has 45 mins - 3.15 til 4pm.
Will ARD be showing the race? If yes, do you know from what time
please?Jan
According to this:
RTBF La 1 is the only station with extended coverage of the
"wielrennen" today.ARD is carrying motor sport at that time.
--
Simon M.and the coverage on Eurosport was rubbish ... they claimed due to the
fog. No explanation of how the breaks were closed down, just a couple
of runs across the finish line (and a few seconds of the peloton
doing a bit of cyclo-cross)
Programme started at 15.36 - not 15.15 as advertised in papers. -as we had
to sit through the Motor cycle interviews first, in English and Finnish.
Then we saw some of the pre Start. The actual race coverage didn't start til
1540 and consisted of a crowd shot, fog,
Duffield waffling about someones death and then about Malcolm Elliot, a
shot of Eric Dekker getting a new front wheel ( I don't even think he was
mentioned by name) an advert break, some cyclo cross, another dreamy crowd
shot, then Di lLuca crossing the finish line.....at least for once we saw
some of the presentation ceremony. Then at 1554 the programme ended.
Jan
"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:Programme started at 15.36 - not 15.15 as advertised in papers. -as we had
to sit through the Motor cycle interviews first, in English and Finnish.
Then we saw some of the pre Start. The actual race coverage didn't start
til
1540 and consisted of a crowd shot, fog,
Duffield waffling about someones death and then about Malcolm Elliot, a
shot of Eric Dekker getting a new front wheel ( I don't even think he was
mentioned by name) an advert break, some cyclo cross, another dreamy
crowd
shot, then Di lLuca crossing the finish line.....at least for once we saw
some of the presentation ceremony. Then at 1554 the programme ended.Jan
Yea it was pathetice given they now have two eurosport channels on digital
TV.
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