imadodgyumpire
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That should raise the subscriptions to Kayo.
LAC
16 v IND
13 Q1
SAC
58 v NO
67 HT
DEN
99 v UTH
103 Q4
NCL
0 v STM
0 PM
SA
103 v HOU
91 FT
POR
112 v ATL
106 FT
MIA
100 v DET
120 FT
BUF
17 v BAL
3 FT
DAL
101 v CHI
117 FT
BRO
122 v ORL
115 FT
ADE
116 v SEM
108 FT
TOR
116 v CHA
113 FT
MEM
106 v PHI
104 FT
NEW
1 v MAC
2 FT
KC
22 v CLE
17 FT
BOS
75 v NY
105 FT
NO
20 v TB
30 FT
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Klyntonius
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So, after you mentioned Gobert recently, I finally saw the first news I've seen on him for years and it's quite disturbing.
A couple of weeks ago he was nearly beaten to death by intruders in his home.
The story goes that he was hassled by a drunk at a restaurant who he told to leave him alone. The drunk came back with mates who then started a fight and Gobert dropped one of them. Then it is said that someone then followed Gobert home and later that night, the group has broken in and beaten him with baseball bats.
Anthony “Go-Show” Gobert Recovering In Hospital After Being Attacked And Beaten, Brother Aaron Gobert Says - Roadracing World Magazine | Motorcycle Riding, Racing & Tech News
Copyright 2019, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. By Michael Gougis Anthony “Go-Show” Gobert, who raced 500cc Grand Prix, World Superbike and AMA Pro Superbike, was beaten at his home by intruders with baseball bats and is recovering in intensive care, says Aaron Gobert, his racer brother. Aaron...
www.roadracingworld.com
imadodgyumpire
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If hey shorty didn't mention Gobert, that would never have happened!
hey shorty
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On a completely unrelated matter..... the police came and took my laptop.
imadodgyumpire
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Don't tell me Ross Noble will be commentating for the whole 24hours???
I wonder how many drivers have doubled up from last week?
I wonder how many drivers have doubled up from last week?
imadodgyumpire
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God, Kate Peck's an idiot.
Klyntonius
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The Pikes Peak hillclimb was run this week. Australian, Rennie Scaysbrook, was the quickest bike up the mountain on his Aprilia, setting a new record time. This was his run.
I had particular interest in this years running as Ducati were running a brand new prototype Streetfighter V4 based on their current superbike (I have an older model Streetfighter). They had a great start setting pole position. Unfortunately disaster struck in the race when their rider - a four time champion - crashed near the summit and was sadly killed. Godspeed, Carlin Dunne.
I had particular interest in this years running as Ducati were running a brand new prototype Streetfighter V4 based on their current superbike (I have an older model Streetfighter). They had a great start setting pole position. Unfortunately disaster struck in the race when their rider - a four time champion - crashed near the summit and was sadly killed. Godspeed, Carlin Dunne.
imadodgyumpire
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phwoar There's too much stuff to follow.
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
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Such a dangerous place to race anything..... but a bike !!! RIP.
Shannons Nationals next weekend at The Bend. My first live look at TCR
Shannons Nationals next weekend at The Bend. My first live look at TCR
Kwality
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Motorsport in the BF mainstream:
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Darwin goes large with Supercars, the AFL v the NRL, and the Aussies are still in the World Cup Cricket
Image - supplied
It was another big weekend in sport, with the ICC World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup continuing, State of Origin 2 and Women’s State of Origin approaching, more crowd controversies in the AFL, Supercars continues to boom on Fox, and steady performances for Super Netball.
The highest rating fixture of the weekend was Thursday night’s AFL Adelaide v Richmond match at Adelaide Oval with 1.005 million people tuning in on Seven and Fox Footy. The game was also the highest rating game for the round on the Seven network with 790,000 people.
On Foxtel it was Saturday evenings Souths v Panthers clash which was the highest drawing game with 276,000 viewers tuning in.
AFL
Round 13 of the AFL season was another bye round with 6 teams having the week off and matches being played in Townsville and Hobart. The total viewing audience for the round was 3.388 million across the Seven Network and Foxtel, while the average audience per round currently sits at 4.18 million per round.
The highest rating game for the round was Thursday night’s Adelaide v Richmond match at Adelaide Oval with 1.005 million people tuning in on Seven and Fox Footy. The game was also the highest rating game for the round on the Seven Network with 790,000 people switching on nationally across metro and regional Australia.
The highest rating game for Fox Footy for the round was Sunday’s North Melbourne v Greater Western Sydney match from Hobart which rated 218,000 across the country.
During the week the AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan told a press conference that the AFL TV ratings were up double digits on last year, and this appears to be the case with Television ratings up 10.03% on the same time in 2017.
The AFL Premiership Season has had 54.345 million viewers this season at a match average of 490,000 across Fox and Seven.
All free to air television markets are up relative to the same time last year, with Metro (5 city) audiences up 9% to an average of 259,000, regional audiences up 23% to 95,000, Free to air total audiences up 11% to an average of 347,000.
In Sydney, audiences are up 8% to 32,000. In Melbourne, the average audience is up 15% to 278,000. Brisbane audiences are benefiting from increased exposure on Seven’s main channel, up 33% to 28,000 per game. Adelaide and Perth audiences were both up 3.8% to averages of 94,000 and 95,000 respectively.
Foxtel audiences have taken a slight downward turn on 2018, down 0.32% to an average audience of 174,000.
More than 900,000 viewers have tuned into the state competitions this year, with state footy averaging 31,000 viewers on Channel 7. The VFL averages 40,000 viewers, while the SANFL takes in 25,000 and the WAFL 26,000 every weekend.
NRL
Round 14 of the NRL season comes the weekend before Rep round and the upcoming State of Origin in Perth and Women’s Origin. The total viewing audience for the round was 3.455 million as the NRL enjoyed a slight victory over the AFL. The NRL averages 3.65 million viewers per round across the Nine Network and Fox League.
The highest rating game for the round was Friday night’s North Queensland v Wests Tigers match from 1300 Smiles Stadium with a total audience of 806,000 across Nine and Foxtel. It was also the highest rating match of the round on Nine with 575,000 viewers in the metro and regional markets.
Saturday evening’s Souths v Panthers clash was the highest drawing game on Fox League with 276,000 viewers tuning in across the country.
The NRL Premiership Season has had 51.14 million viewers this season at an average of 474,000 across Nine and Fox. In addition, State of Origin 1 adds another 3.207m viewers to the total, giving the NRL a narrow win for this time of the year with just 88,000 viewers – but it should be extended somewhat this weekend.
While Sydney is up 3.51% compared to last year, ratings in other markets haven’t fared as well with Metro markets down 2.88% to an average of 375,000 viewers, regional markets are down 9.85% to 222,000, overall Nine ratings for live league are down 5.88% to an average of 592,000. Foxtel ratings are down 2.8% to an average of 245,000.
Ratings for Nine in Sydney are up 3.51% to an average of 200,000 per game, while in Brisbane ratings are down 5.48% to 139,000. Ratings in the GEM-programmed cities are down 14.16% to 31,000 per game.
More than 618,000 folks have watched state level rugby league on GEM (figures not available for NSW Cup matches on Fox), with the NSWRL averaging 27,000 for the Cantebury Cup and the QRL reaching 18,000 every weekend.
World Cup Cricket
Saturday’s Sri Lanka v Australia game rated 495,000 for the first session on Nine nationally, and 205,000 for the second session. On Fox Cricket session 1 rated 236,000, with session 2 coming in at 72,000.
Super Netball
Round 8 of the Super Netball series was watched by 175,000 people in the 5 capitals as season ratings reached 1.4 million in the 5 capitals at an average of 88,000 viewers per game on Nine. The Sunday game reached more than 100,000 viewers for its third consecutive week, despite being shown in Perth on GEM.
Super Rugby
Round 18 of the Super Rugby season had 3 games featuring Australian sides with Brumbies and Reds rating best with 50,000 viewers. Australian Super Rugby teams average 57,000 on Foxtel, while Super Rugby broadcasts average less than 51,000 for the season.
The Super Rugby Replay averages 9,000 viewers, as does the Shute Shield, while the weekends Global Rapid Rugby Fixture was watched by 3,000 people.
Supercars
The V8s had a big weekend with 176,000 watching the race in Darwin, a figure which was up 22% on the corresponding race last year. 10 of the top 20 Foxtel programs on Sunday were V8 related.
RaceTorque.com reports that Supercars ratings on Fox are up 16% on 2018, with an average audience of 152,000, with Sunday races all reporting increases.
Data Notes
All data is sourced from OzTAM and RegTAM. Reported data does not include Kayo, mobile apps or Telstra TV – not by choice, this data is simply not available.
Jason Lassey
Jason Lassey is a sports industry blogger focussed on the Attendances, Financials and TV Ratings of professional sport in Australia. A long time Carlton supporter, he longs for the heady days of 1995 to come around once more.
Twitter - @footyindustryAU
Website - http://www.footyindustry.com/
JASON LASSEY19 JUNE 2019
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Darwin goes large with Supercars, the AFL v the NRL, and the Aussies are still in the World Cup Cricket
Image - supplied
It was another big weekend in sport, with the ICC World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup continuing, State of Origin 2 and Women’s State of Origin approaching, more crowd controversies in the AFL, Supercars continues to boom on Fox, and steady performances for Super Netball.
The highest rating fixture of the weekend was Thursday night’s AFL Adelaide v Richmond match at Adelaide Oval with 1.005 million people tuning in on Seven and Fox Footy. The game was also the highest rating game for the round on the Seven network with 790,000 people.
On Foxtel it was Saturday evenings Souths v Panthers clash which was the highest drawing game with 276,000 viewers tuning in.
AFL
Round 13 of the AFL season was another bye round with 6 teams having the week off and matches being played in Townsville and Hobart. The total viewing audience for the round was 3.388 million across the Seven Network and Foxtel, while the average audience per round currently sits at 4.18 million per round.
The highest rating game for the round was Thursday night’s Adelaide v Richmond match at Adelaide Oval with 1.005 million people tuning in on Seven and Fox Footy. The game was also the highest rating game for the round on the Seven Network with 790,000 people switching on nationally across metro and regional Australia.
The highest rating game for Fox Footy for the round was Sunday’s North Melbourne v Greater Western Sydney match from Hobart which rated 218,000 across the country.
During the week the AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan told a press conference that the AFL TV ratings were up double digits on last year, and this appears to be the case with Television ratings up 10.03% on the same time in 2017.
The AFL Premiership Season has had 54.345 million viewers this season at a match average of 490,000 across Fox and Seven.
All free to air television markets are up relative to the same time last year, with Metro (5 city) audiences up 9% to an average of 259,000, regional audiences up 23% to 95,000, Free to air total audiences up 11% to an average of 347,000.
In Sydney, audiences are up 8% to 32,000. In Melbourne, the average audience is up 15% to 278,000. Brisbane audiences are benefiting from increased exposure on Seven’s main channel, up 33% to 28,000 per game. Adelaide and Perth audiences were both up 3.8% to averages of 94,000 and 95,000 respectively.
Foxtel audiences have taken a slight downward turn on 2018, down 0.32% to an average audience of 174,000.
More than 900,000 viewers have tuned into the state competitions this year, with state footy averaging 31,000 viewers on Channel 7. The VFL averages 40,000 viewers, while the SANFL takes in 25,000 and the WAFL 26,000 every weekend.
NRL
Round 14 of the NRL season comes the weekend before Rep round and the upcoming State of Origin in Perth and Women’s Origin. The total viewing audience for the round was 3.455 million as the NRL enjoyed a slight victory over the AFL. The NRL averages 3.65 million viewers per round across the Nine Network and Fox League.
The highest rating game for the round was Friday night’s North Queensland v Wests Tigers match from 1300 Smiles Stadium with a total audience of 806,000 across Nine and Foxtel. It was also the highest rating match of the round on Nine with 575,000 viewers in the metro and regional markets.
Saturday evening’s Souths v Panthers clash was the highest drawing game on Fox League with 276,000 viewers tuning in across the country.
The NRL Premiership Season has had 51.14 million viewers this season at an average of 474,000 across Nine and Fox. In addition, State of Origin 1 adds another 3.207m viewers to the total, giving the NRL a narrow win for this time of the year with just 88,000 viewers – but it should be extended somewhat this weekend.
While Sydney is up 3.51% compared to last year, ratings in other markets haven’t fared as well with Metro markets down 2.88% to an average of 375,000 viewers, regional markets are down 9.85% to 222,000, overall Nine ratings for live league are down 5.88% to an average of 592,000. Foxtel ratings are down 2.8% to an average of 245,000.
Ratings for Nine in Sydney are up 3.51% to an average of 200,000 per game, while in Brisbane ratings are down 5.48% to 139,000. Ratings in the GEM-programmed cities are down 14.16% to 31,000 per game.
More than 618,000 folks have watched state level rugby league on GEM (figures not available for NSW Cup matches on Fox), with the NSWRL averaging 27,000 for the Cantebury Cup and the QRL reaching 18,000 every weekend.
World Cup Cricket
Saturday’s Sri Lanka v Australia game rated 495,000 for the first session on Nine nationally, and 205,000 for the second session. On Fox Cricket session 1 rated 236,000, with session 2 coming in at 72,000.
Super Netball
Round 8 of the Super Netball series was watched by 175,000 people in the 5 capitals as season ratings reached 1.4 million in the 5 capitals at an average of 88,000 viewers per game on Nine. The Sunday game reached more than 100,000 viewers for its third consecutive week, despite being shown in Perth on GEM.
Super Rugby
Round 18 of the Super Rugby season had 3 games featuring Australian sides with Brumbies and Reds rating best with 50,000 viewers. Australian Super Rugby teams average 57,000 on Foxtel, while Super Rugby broadcasts average less than 51,000 for the season.
The Super Rugby Replay averages 9,000 viewers, as does the Shute Shield, while the weekends Global Rapid Rugby Fixture was watched by 3,000 people.
Supercars
The V8s had a big weekend with 176,000 watching the race in Darwin, a figure which was up 22% on the corresponding race last year. 10 of the top 20 Foxtel programs on Sunday were V8 related.
RaceTorque.com reports that Supercars ratings on Fox are up 16% on 2018, with an average audience of 152,000, with Sunday races all reporting increases.
Data Notes
All data is sourced from OzTAM and RegTAM. Reported data does not include Kayo, mobile apps or Telstra TV – not by choice, this data is simply not available.
Jason Lassey
Jason Lassey is a sports industry blogger focussed on the Attendances, Financials and TV Ratings of professional sport in Australia. A long time Carlton supporter, he longs for the heady days of 1995 to come around once more.
Twitter - @footyindustryAU
Website - http://www.footyindustry.com/
JASON LASSEY19 JUNE 2019
Klyntonius
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Is anyone else following the Speedway World Championship? It's a cracker. After four rounds, the top 6 are covered by 5 points!
Cats_R_Cool_4_Ever
Karma is a B1tch
FIM Speedway is on at 1am I’m guna watch, I use to follow it but this year haven’t watched it at all...
BomberFan355
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Watched some TA2 on Foxtel, plenty of cars, look good and sound alright.
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
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Going up for a look tomorrow, should be good
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
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Mitchell Johnson driving a Formula 1000 at a local meet in Perth today.
Wouldn't think he'd fit that well in an open wheeler.
Wouldn't think he'd fit that well in an open wheeler.
Kwality
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was interviewed by Jess Yates while the V8s were at Barbagallo, clearly the pair were friends from her days doing t20 cricket.
From The West earlier this year:
Quick lured back to the fast lane
An Ashes hero spent the day sliding his Formula 1000 race car around Barbagallo Raceway at speeds approaching 270km/h.
thewest.com.au
Instead, Mitchell Johnson spent yesterday sliding his Formula 1000 race car around Barbagallo Raceway at speeds approaching 270km/h.
Australia’s Ashes hero was making his debut in the class after months of training with Arise Racing — and during a short break from commentary duties for the national side’s tour of India.
Speaking shortly after the first of two races — Johnson qualified ninth but moved up one spot to finish eighth in the five-lapper — the 37-year-old said he had been hooked on motor racing since getting behind the wheel of a V8 during a lap challenge for Telethon.
“Being a fast bowler, I just want to do fast things and this is just absolutely perfect,” he said.
BomberFan355
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I think you've confused TA2 with TCR.
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
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I thought they were here as wellI think you've confused TA2 with TCR.
Kwality
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No TA2s
Natsoft Race Results
racing.natsoft.com.au
Another win to Tony Ric in the Alfa, new track record to the A4 punted by Jordon Caruso, new name on me.
NSWCROW
TheBrownDog
Could the Sedans and TA2 run together ?
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
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He ran in the Formula 4 Championship I think.
Kwality
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be supported by whomever is quickest, canned by the slower - there is only one leading car at any time.
