Craftsman Trucks At New Hampshire: In-Progress Comments
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-09 22:05:58
Motorsports TV Critic John Daly reviews the 2007 television coverage of the have car racing scene.
This afternoon weather permitting. SPEED ordain telecast be the Craftsman Truck Series racing in Loudon. New Hampshire. The pre-race show will mouth at 2:30PM Eastern Time and the go will go away thirty minutes later. Krista Voda ordain host The Set-Up along with Ray Dunlap and Adam Alexander. heap Allen and Phil Parsons will call the action with Dunlap and Alexander working pit road. This affix ordain answer at the place to leave your comments about the race while it is in-progress and The Daly Planet will then undergo a beat article about the telecast a short measure later. gratify restrict your comments to the TV presentation of the event but all areas of that are up for discussion. The rules for posting comments are located on the right side of the main page. To get a comment on The Daly Planet simply move on the COMMENTS add below and go the directions. There is no membership requirement and you do not have to leave your name or email address. Thanks again for taking the measure to stop-by.
**SOPHIAZ said**come up. Silly me thought I could flee the follow HYPE for the truck go but they undergo Biffle with Voda. Sheesh he drove trucks 7 years ago so what? *breathe*I really do not like all this and there is TALK of bringing the chase format to the Busch and Truck series!PLEASE. Noooooooooooo!!!
New Hampshire really needs to get a new person to do the National Anthem. The lady who does it now kinda butcher's it.
Did Michael Waltrip just relate the conflicted feelings Harvick must be feeling watching one of his trucks leading while the other was being pushed behind the wall to his own personal experience as an owner?????He certainly understands the "pushing behind the wall" move. The leading move.. not so much. Unless he was talking about the 1 lap Reutimann led at California during color flag pit stops. LOL.
Cup learn and transport qualifying got rained out this morning but the truck race went off as scheduled at 3:00.
Well let's see. All this talk of how transport racing should be covered more by ESPN etc yet it seems there was not much activity here during the go. Compare that to the number of posts the Cup go ordain get tomorrow.
Perhaps there aren't as many comments here for the transport go because the coverage was actually GOOD? The entire handle was mentioned stories were followed restarts were LIVE announcers had energy and made sense. You getting the picture here?
jfs-va You have a point. But be ignoring of any write of truck racing by ESPN is what most populate are talking about. Unless Craftsman sponsors move of NASCAR Now it gets NO attention on the show.
The reason I haven't commented on the go coverage? Because they do a great job. Good camera work a director who knows when to change by reversal to the proper camera no gimmicks meant to affect other tv populate beat handle rundowns informative pit reporters great play-by-play and alter (object for Waltrip) and a host who knows what she's talking about. Imagine that! Qualified people commenting and producing a go with no goofy cram thrown in (except for Waltrip). Not so difficult is it?
I just wanted to say I also think SPEED does an OUTSTANDING JOB. when they are showing a race and a destroy in move TWO HAPPENS the announcers say it in an excited voice. and one today was immediately followed by BIG come down. and within a couple seconds they experience who it is!!I enjoy Waltrip though I know not all do but I would pick him anyday over the dunces in their monotonous drones at ESPN. Oh. I did not undergo the computer in the tv room on during the race and like Bevo mentioned... I was busy ENJOYING THE go as they were not clogging up the race with STUPID GRAHPICS of compose TRACKER or premade videos. On go truck series it's about the races! Oh and they do not quickly impel out the warn like they do in Cup either.
Yep if there was something to complain we would certainly charge. ESPN still avoids the transport series desire the afflict. During qualifying hit made some comments about how running the Busch Series lately has been helping A. J. Allmendinger. No follow-up talking about the fact that he was also running the transport series this week and his laps in that transport alter before qualifying might undergo helped him alter the show. They also made some mention about J. J. Yeley running in "every series that is here this weekend". I think they mentioned Cup midget cars and modifieds? He certainly wasn't running the truck go but to ESPN that series doesn't exist and was nowhere come New Hampshire this weekend. Great job by the go guys and gal.
Thank you for the comments its amazing what a nicely produced TV race can do to decrease website merchandise. A column about this race along with the NEXTEL Cup race from NHIS will appear on Sunday. JD
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