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Mamola out of Eurosport team

Moody and Ryder to stay in new-style, watered-down Eurosport MotoGP coverage

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Posted: 2 March 2009
by Visordown News

FORMER GRAND PRIX winner-turned-presenter Randy Mamola is out of the new Eurosport MotoGP team.

The digital broadcaster has secured rights to transmit this year's MotoGP series - in a restrictive deal signed with the BBC and Dorna that sees Mamola dropped from the popular commentary trio.

The new arrangement will see a change in the level and presentation of British Eurosport’s coverage of the leading motorcycle championship.

British Eurosport will have full live coverage of all practice and qualifying sessions for 125cc, 250cc and MotoGP races and live coverage of all 125cc and 250cc races but NOT MotoGP.

Popular presenters Toby Moody and Julian Ryder will still commentate - all be it from the banal confines of Eurosport's Feltham-based studio.

British Eurosport will broadcast the MotoGP races delayed by one hour from the start of the race.

Will the new line-up replicate the frenzied excitement that made the old-style Eurosport so popular?

We'll find out in a few weeks time when MotoGP goes to Qatar on April 12th.


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Discuss this story


kwikkwak1971
Personally it sounds like i will be waiting until one hour after the race until i watch it. I am not going to watch the BBC shit

Posted: 02/03/2009 at 11:10


FatBoyTim

SKY + most of em anyway

bet they are pissed that theyre not travelling the world with it this year, Feltham does not sound as exotic as some of the race venues does it lol


Posted: 02/03/2009 at 11:20


Harry Monk

I always sky + the races too so no great loss to me.I would have to mute the sound on the BBC as I could not listen to those two arseholes on there

Toby and Jules for presidents I say


Posted: 02/03/2009 at 11:23


John..

Thats got to be better than having just the BBC to watch.

Well doner to the BBC and Eurosport for coming to some sort of workable agrement.

I'm happy with it.

If anyone from the BBC reads this, Parrish would do a better job by himself.


Posted: 02/03/2009 at 12:23


Big_Dave

after watching the action from Phillip island last night i am not even sure i give much of a toss about the moto gp at this point.

 Just hope the racing is close but i am not holding my breeth..


Posted: 02/03/2009 at 12:26


emf#53

125 and 250 with all practice sessions live on Eurosport - BBC can stick the red button where the sun dont shine

.


Posted: 02/03/2009 at 14:37


Miguel Huntos
I love the coverage of eurosport but the bloody sky+ times are always out and i end up missing them.

Posted: 02/03/2009 at 16:28


emf#53

^^^^^^^  All I do is record whatever is straight after the Moto GP race and 'bingo' never miss a thing - not rocket science is it

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Posted: 02/03/2009 at 17:30


Robbob
I wont miss Mamola, I'd rather listen to Steven Hawkins commentate

Posted: 03/03/2009 at 00:48


jimlin
Thank god that we'll be spared having to listen to Cox and Parrish all year.

Posted: 03/03/2009 at 12:10


gg
Just what have Dorna been on over the winter break, whatever it was it has fill them full of Sh%%T. They had a perfectly good mix, (nay class 1) mix with Eurosport without messing the whole thing up,  BBC, no way I'll wait the hour, whats the point in paying twice is Ecclestone in the wing somewhere, AND BRING BACK RANDY.....

Posted: 03/03/2009 at 20:09


Peter Plumbing

I will have to sky+ eurosport. got to be better then listtening to cox, what a knob!!

Any way looks like superbikes is better now judgeing from last weekend.


Posted: 08/03/2009 at 15:34

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