The first rumors since there is yesterday, today has firmed that the NASCAR returns to Germany.
Yesterday we have seen recent rumors about a possible return to German-language TV reported . Today, behind the scenes, something concrete. Apparently, the colleagues are of MST also tuned for the report just enough to negotiate with the NASCAR ServusTV. However, remain open several questions:
First From?
Second Will you show all races live?
Third Who's behind it?
My information is riddled with holes, to make clear only that. There is no confirmation of NASCAR, none of ServusTV. There a lot of rumors buzzing around, among other things, yesterday in an anonymous comment on AAS have emerged. According to ServusTV deal with the transfer of NASCAR 2010th And now to the questions asked:
First From?
Rumors in April. Why do until then is unclear. On agreement with NASCAR, it can not lie. Even short-term accounts with sky as 2007 can be implemented quickly. But that could be related to the next question.
Second All races are shown live?
Unclear. Until Sunday evening shows ServusTV home shows and documentaries. If you want to block almost every Sunday between 19.00 and midnight with NASCAR? I suspect that, should the deal come about, rather looks like this: You buy the rights to the 1stündigen summary, but rises only a mid March. NASCAR couples the acquisition of the 500th summaries usually in a live broadcast of the Daytona That would be possible but still.
Third Who's behind it?
ServusTV is a 100% interest in the Red Bull Their own marketing campaigns (and NASCAR or Formula One are not otherwise) to be able to better set the stage should be clear.
For this I have heard that the sky more or less out of laws motor sports commentators (Zipser, Gröbl, Rother also allegedly) supposed to have docked at ServusTV. Again, there's no official confirmation.
So far only makes sense that ServusTV Monday shows the summaries. Unless you want from the previously more regionally oriented channel a kind of international "Red Bull TV" do as the MST of mate called the station. For at least the supply seemed to be speaking a lot of cable networks, including cable Germany. A couple of Austrian reportage is hardly worth the effort. In addition, the Red Bull so far invested not only in motor sports. Soccer, BMX, Skate, Red Bull Air Races, surfing, skiing are only a few sports that you cover.
We must at all interesting messages but do not forget that just before the Daytona 500, the rumor mill always high boil. On the one spilling out from the various forums, on the other hand, the NASCAR indeed some interest that will be remembered just before the main race of the year in Europe and NASCAR. Where we've also lost heavily by the loss of just skyUK of technical coverage. We definitely stay tuned.
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Possibly you simply excludes the contract until after the Daytona 500?
That would be a possibility.
"RB Sports TV"?
Is it to ensure that NASCAR has received the request from RB / S TV or would it also be possible that after the SKY UK thing you came to RB / S-TV on? One-year contract with Servus TV so that people in Europe are powered, while the streaming portal, the rights and Networks (more time) fightet?
Anything's possible, even the sky's inside and around three corners with ServusTV soon appears in the theme package. With ESPN America One does not even advertise that you have the NFL.
SKY also promotes the Olympic Winter Games, thanks to Euro Sport HD (/ 2). Problem with ESP + HD ESPN America is the link with the satellite-only package. When the time later to be incorporated with sport package, then there could be a lot more out. As such, it would take "RB Sports TV" or something like that to come to the SKY with pure, imo ...
Servus TV is just the fingers of SKY lassen.Das is then nothing.
Hello,
and now for very slow:
(How) can I here with my normal satellite dish to receive this Servus TV?
Good morning together!
I wanted to point out that ServusTV is also fed by the KabelBW in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Ie with the KabelBW and Germany would be achieved in the cable TV cable, a relatively large area coverage and thus the whole strategic certainly a fine thing.
Greeting
Oliver
Will be broadcast via satellite ServusTV on Astra 19.2 °, that is the most widely used in U.S. satellite!
See here:
http://www.lyngsat.com/astra19.html
yes, now I have just canceled my cable subscription BW and given the receiver ... I would have to go back to those and sign a new contract?
As I would the other rumors that NASCAR itself shows the race streamed on the Internet prefer