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December 11, 2007 at
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Hey everyone....I am in the process of trying to see what it would take to do live webcasts of both nights of the Mini Gold Cup. If I had to do it as a pay per view, would you pay to see it if I get permission from the Padjens?
Thanks for your input.
Kevin
www.pushinthecushin.com
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December 11, 2007 at
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Honestly, I feel this is the wrong group to ask that question to. Almost everyone who posts here will be at Chico already (yes Gus I said ALMOST everyone, I'll be at a late model race that weekend :) )
Not sure how much traffic you would get being it would be pretty late in the evening on the east coast and I don't know if you would get enough subscriptions from the West to justify it.
If you can get it done I think it could be a good deal.
http://www.raceimages.net
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December 11, 2007 at
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I would have to agree with SC. Most of us here in the Northern California forum, will be in Chico for the first race of the year on the West Coast.
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December 11, 2007 at
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Defining west coast, Tulare holds the distinction of the first race on the west coast for winged 410 sprints.
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