Motorsport fans have it easy in Germany do not. Now is also MotorsTV flown in Germany from the cable program.
Update: MotorsTV has replied to my request and sent the following statement.
Cable Germany has unilaterally decided to stop broadcasting of TV engine. We are unfortunately not in a position to do something about it, and are forced to accept their decision after six years of brutal charisma of our channel on their cable networks. Motors TV is of course very interested in the German market, and regretted exceedingly that the subscribers of cable Germany no longer able to follow their preferred Championship on Motors TV. Germany's cable was not even willing to extend the broadcast at least until the end of 2010 to allow subscribers to track the season in 2010 until the end. Motors TV would like to point out that the station still receive the majority of the German cable networks and also part of the IPTV service from T-Online and is HanseNet.
Apparently they were surprised at MotorsTV just as the audience, even if KD announced the shutdown to the station well in the short term.
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Since Wednesday evening, contrary to the customers of the cable lights up Germany "premium package" an ugly yellow sign when they turn on MotorsTV. It says only tersely that the station is now no longer part of the package of cable Germany. Way is also ESPN Classic, which motor sport fans but rather cope. Both transmitter and KD is about to broadcast FOX Sport 1 +. The loss of MotorsTV is pretty harsh, because there is no way to the station via satellite or streamed to get into the house. This eliminates many of the fans racing series that you could only see on MotorsTV. Among them are:
- ALMS
- V8 Supercars
- Various GT series, including the live transmission of the GT3 European Championship
- British F3
- Car GP
- WRC
All these series are no longer receiving a legal copy of the Austrahlungsgebiet KD. Only customers of Unitymedia and T-Home can still see MotorsTV.
Interesting also that cables in Germany almost Stalinist fashion two transmitters off easily without the customer at least a few days earlier to inform you by treadmill. By mail, it would be gone, after all, one ends up with me every few weeks stupid spam mail A letter comes to advertising and Internet customers of cable Germany in the mailbox. If money for such nonsense as is also the way you could even announce what will change for the customer.
Unfortunately, racing fans are going to continue into the net and sent on a quest for more or less legal streams. I have both cable Germany, and MotorsTV asked for an opinion.
Motorsport fans have it easy in Germany do not. Now is also MotorsTV flown in Germany from the cable program. Update: MotorsTV has replied to my question and the following statement ...