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January 04, 2009 at
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Is the Chili Bowl going to be televised this year? I haven't seen anything about it yet.
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January 04, 2009 at
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No. Can listen at racinboys.com
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January 04, 2009 at
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On SPEED one week later.
Phil Taylor
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January 04, 2009 at
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The Chili Bowl website says:
Portions of the 23rd Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire will be broadcast on SPEED TV on a one-week tape-delayed basis on Saturday night, January 24. Additional details will be available soon.
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January 05, 2009 at
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I liked the pay per view deal they had last year. It must not have made enough cash to continue. The whole tape delayed deal just doesn't do it for me.
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January 05, 2009 at
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it might be televised now, the herrmannator will be there! there will be tuns of poparazi there to see his glorous body!
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January 05, 2009 at
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Had heard that the pay per view was very successful and that it was going to broadcast live on SPEED originally with the same type format. What's the point of showing it on a tape delay basis a week later. It's not like it's not sold out!!!!
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January 06, 2009 at
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It is delayed so that they can edit the footage. There might be other reasons, but if they have 60 or 120 minutes to work with the program has to be tight. Live TV is risky for lots of reasons. My guess is that it will be 60 minutes, and it is free. I liked the pay per view, but this is what is going on this year. Greg Stevens does a very good DVD of everything. That is another option.
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January 06, 2009 at
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Posted By: Mike Doyle on January 06 2009 at 12:15:09 AM
It is delayed so that they can edit the footage. There might be other reasons, but if they have 60 or 120 minutes to work with the program has to be tight. Live TV is risky for lots of reasons. My guess is that it will be 60 minutes, and it is free. I liked the pay per view, but this is what is going on this year. Greg Stevens does a very good DVD of everything. That is another option.
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Greg Stephens' DVD set has the best coverage available - every race from every night, great knowledgeable announcers, no BS filler and with an experienced camera crew that has shot more Chili Bowl races (and collectively probably more open wheel races) than anyone.
Phil Taylor
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January 07, 2009 at
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RacinBoys TV- Live Post Race Press Conferences @ Chili Bowl Nationals
Independence, MO - January 03, 2009
By: RacinBoys.com
RacinBoys.com debuted LIVE video Saturday morning with Sports Radio 810 WHB's Track Talk. It opens a new chapter in the growth of RacinBoys.com, and will lead to exciting opportunities in 2009. Plans are to provide live video programming of post-race press conferences and other off-track events surrounding the upcoming Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals. For the fourth straight year, RacinBoys.com wil provide live audio flag-to-flag coverage of the Chili Bowl racing action, January 13-17.
"We're real excited about doing live internet television,," said RacinBoys.com's Scott Traylor. "The possibilities are endless on what we'll be able to accomplish with RacinBoys TV and RBN Productions."
For more information concerning advertising on RacinBoys TV and RacinBoys .com , e-mail [email protected].
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***Chili Bowl lap-by-lap coverage returns to RacinBoys.com in 2009***
Independence, MO - December 14, 2008
By: RacinBoys.com
RacinBoys.com will again provide live audio internet coverage of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals, January 13-17 at QuikTrip Center's Tulsa Expo Raceway. Every race over the entire five day event, including Saturday night's main event, will be heard flag-to-flag.
This is the fourth straight year RacinBoys.com has been associated with the Chili Bowl, and will be posting video feature packages along with the live audio.
The RacinBoys, Scott Traylor and Kirk Elliott, are co-hosts of a popular Saturday morning Midwest regional motorsports show, "Track Talk with The RacinBoys," presented by Kenny's Tile, on the country's Largest all Sports Radio station the 50,000-watt Sports Radio 810 WHB in Kansas City, Mo.
The Racinboys are again joined by Bryan Gapinski, well-known open wheel racing announcer. Gapinski has been involved in previous broadcasts of the Chili Bowl, in the area of television, simulcast, radio/webcast and video. Gapinski is also the media director for the Badger Midget Series and founder of the National Midget Driver of the Year.
Veteran sprint car announcer Justin Zoch has been added to the broadcast team for 2009, and will be joined by Scotty Cook and RacinBoys newcomer Trenton Berry.
Zoch, editor of FlatOut Magazine, wrapped up an eight year career announcing races at Knoxville Raceway, and has announced races and been part of broadcast teams for events sanctioned by the All Stars, USAC, IRA, Badger Midgets and several other organizations.
?More than 35 hours of action concludes with the 50-lap championship feature on Saturday night, January 17. More pit and trackside interviews are planned as well as Saturday pre-race ceremonies.
The live webcasts will start on Tuesday, January 13, at 5:30 p.m. CST (local-Tulsa time), Wednesday-Friday Jan. 14-17 also at 5:30 p.m. CST. Saturday's racing action will tentatively begin at 1:00 p.m. CST. Stay tuned to www.racinboys.com for any updates.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. Call Scott Traylor or Trenton Berry at 816-833-8553 or toll free 888-883-6363. E-mail [email protected] or [email protected]
RBN The RacinBoys Broadcasting Network
http://www.racinboys.com/
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January 07, 2009 at
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Posted By: bandit19 on January 05 2009 at 08:52:42 PM
Had heard that the pay per view was very successful and that it was going to broadcast live on SPEED originally with the same type format. What's the point of showing it on a tape delay basis a week later. It's not like it's not sold out!!!!
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Some people cant get off work or whatever to go. And some people want to watch it again. And soom people cant make the last night. Any coverage is good for the future of it i think.
Win as if you are use to it.And lose as if you enjoyed
it for a change.Its hard to get to the top and alot
harder to stay there.
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January 09, 2009 at
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Posted By: Hootus6D on January 05 2009 at 01:00:26 AM
I liked the pay per view deal they had last year. It must not have made enough cash to continue. The whole tape delayed deal just doesn't do it for me.
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Everyone that has Dish or Direct TV needs to contact them and tell them wht you think of no live broadcast.
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January 10, 2009 at
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WTF do Dish or DirecTV have to do with no live broadcast? It was also on cable systems. THEY DID NOT PRODUCE THE PROGRAM. They simply carried it.
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January 10, 2009 at
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January 10, 2009 at
11:55:40 AM by watkinsgrady
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Posted By: butchknouse37 on January 10 2009 at 09:37:33 AM
WTF do Dish or DirecTV have to do with no live broadcast? It was also on cable systems. THEY DID NOT PRODUCE THE PROGRAM. They simply carried it.
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Why would you complain to anyone you don't do business with? If you have cable complain to them.
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January 10, 2009 at
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All Tickets are sold, at least once.
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January 11, 2009 at
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Posted By: watkinsgrady on January 10 2009 at 11:54:32 AM
Why would you complain to anyone you don't do business with? If you have cable complain to them.
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Do you actually think that Dish, DirecTV and the cable companies decided own their own to put together a pay per view package on something that 95% of the country knows nothing about? Last year's deal was no doubt put together by the Chili Bowl promoters themselves, or someone they contracted with. The reason there's no pay per view this year could be the ecomony, or they didn't make money last year, or they were afraid people would stay home and watch it rather than make the trip. I haven't seen anything on this board from the Chili Bowl people saying, "We wanted to do another pay per view, but the big, bad satellite and cable companys wouldn't let us." Let's not forget the 2000-2001 sports bar deal that only lasted those 2 years. If there was enough money to be made, there would be pay per view this year.
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