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Yeah, I guess they couldn't get the advertisers to go for the idea.
Which is strange. FOX Sports does "side-by-side" coverage for most of their sports properties.
Yeah, I guess they couldn't get the advertisers to go for the idea.
Welcome aboard zeck! Enjoy your stay, fngI think FOX didnt feel the need to do side by side for a non points race.
As for the booth lineups:
Cup: My good ol' boys, not sure about you but it's the perfect trio of all sports broadcasting.
Xfinity: I like Adam, he's a cool guy. Not really sure about MW... I think he should stay in Trucks, I would rather see Wally Dallenbach since he's been on Race Hub recently. Brad will be nice, not sure what to expect with Kevin and Jeff.
Trucks: I do hope Steve gets well soon, he is a pretty good lead commentator from the Truck races he did last summer. Mike Joy doing Truck races will be cool, I already like Adam, but who is Brian Till? MW and Phil have done Trucks for years and do alright at it.
DP you know damn well that I don't know what that means.DirecTV subscribers can now access Fox Sports Go
The news was announced suddenly on Twitter today by Fox Sports digital guru Pete Vlastelica:
Hey, look at that! I'm authenticated on FOX Sports GO via my @DIRECTV account! @cpiercejr pic.twitter.com/GMPMO1p2JX
— Pete Vlastelica (@PeteVlastelica) February 17, 2015
We told you earlier this month that DirecTV and Fox Sports had reached an agreement for FSG and it would open for the satellite provider “very soon.” Well, “very soon” has turned into right now and just in time for one of Fox’s big events, the Daytona 500 this a Sunday.
On the Fox Sports Go tablet app, once you get past the introductory screen, you’ll see the Fox Sports channels and once you tap on one of the events, you’ll get this authentication screen and you’ll notice that DirecTV is finally added to the major providers along with AT&T U-Verse, Bright House, Cablevision’s Optimum, Charter, Comcast’s Xfinity, Cox and Time Warner Cable.
Hopefully Dish users won't be far behind. Then maybe I'll have both reason and opportunity to try streaming something.
Basically, if you have one of the television providers mentioned in the article you can watch all of the FOX races on your electronic device of choice, phone, iPad, etc.....DP you know damn well that I don't know what that means.
Thank you, the voice of technical reason strikes again.Basically, if you have one of the television provider mentioned in the article you can watch all of the FOX races on your electronic device of choice, phone, iPad, etc.....
Schedule so far for Cup drivers in the booth for Xfinity Series races:
Feb 21: Daytona - Kevin Harvick (FS1 - 3:30 p.m. ET)
Feb 28: Atlanta - Brad Keselowski (FOX - 2 p.m. ET)
March 7: Las Vegas - Kevin Harvick (FS1 - 4 p.m. ET)
March 14: Phoenix - Brad Keselowski (FOX - 4 p.m. ET)
April 10: Texas - Jeff Gordon (FS1 - 8:30 p.m. ET)
April 18: Bristol - Jeff Gordon (FS1 - 1:30 p.m. ET)
April 24: Richmond - Brad Keselowski (FS1 - 7:30 p.m. ET)
May 2: Talladega - Jeff Gordon (FOX - 1:30 p.m. ET)
May 30: Dover - Kevin Harvick (FOX - 2:30 p.m. ET)
June 13: Michigan - Danica Patrick (FS1 - 1:30 p.m. ET)
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/sto...verage-in-2015-022115?cmpid=tsmfb:fscom:speed
Can we get two of these guys on each week and get rid of Michael Waltrip?
Can't we just get rid of Mikey and put any other monkey in the booth.Can we just get rid of Waltrip and put Gordon in the booth full time next year?
?I'm concerned with Jeff's booth performance.
Something I look for in a race broadcaster is that they sound smooth, and I don't really know if Jeff can do that, but I'll have to see him in action first.
Clint Bowyer is the latest NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver confirmed as a race analyst for FOX and FOX Sports 1's coverage of the NASCAR XFINITY Series in 2015.
Bowyer is scheduled to offer analysis alongside Adam Alexander and Michael Waltrip for the NASCAR XFINITY Series races from Fontana (Saturday, March 21 at 4 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1) and Charlotte (Saturday, May 23 at 2:30 p.m. ET on FOX).
Bowyer is the fifth NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver announced as part of a rotation in the FOX and FOX Sports 1 booth for FOX Sports' coverage of the 2015 NASCAR XFINITY Series season.
Bowyer's appearances in the booth bring to 12 the number of NASCAR XFINITY Series races for which FOX Sports has confirmed a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver as guest analyst.