ESPN has felt out of its league with ALMS since it started its coverage. A lot of fowl ups here and there. Still no sound on commercials. Which is okay. Some guy with a confederate soldier mustache selling battery chargers.
ESPN has felt out of its league with ALMS since it started its coverage. A lot of fowl ups here and there. Still no sound on commercials. Which is okay. Some guy with a confederate soldier mustache selling battery chargers.
I would hardly count the commercials as part of bad coverage. Now ESPN on the other hand, you think this is bad? Watch their Indycar or Nascar coverage, can't get names right and good grief, "Right now" is thier favorite word.
I would hardly count the commercials as part of bad coverage. Now ESPN on the other hand, you think this is bad? Watch their Indycar or Nascar coverage, can't get names right and good grief, "Right now" is thier favorite word.
That's the funniest thing I've seen all day. Which is saying something, bear in mind I watched you throw away a 6th place finish by crashing into the pit wall only a couple of hours ago
That's the funniest thing I've seen all day. Which is saying something, bear in mind I watched you throw away a 6th place finish by crashing into the pit wall only a couple of hours ago
"I'm seeing a lot of bits of race car on the track." Well, no duh, there's been about 10 crashes already. I'm surprised the full course yellow hasn't come out yet so they can clean up the track. It's gonna happen eventually. Luckily, the Corvette hood flew over the fence.
Well it isn't just commercials. They have interviews cutting into commentating, and seem to always be fumbling with presentation. The only professional thing about this coverage is the Radio Le Mans guys. Good move by ESPN.
