Red bull coverage of world cup ending.

[grey-beard]

This may already be old news, but I just read this now.
I've no idea what it means as far as free coverage of the races, which I love watching, or for the voice of mountain biking, Rob Warner.

Goodbye Red Bull! Here’s to the Past 10 Years

In 2012 Red Bull got the broadcast rights for world cups, fast forward to 2022 and we're entering a new era with Discovery.

singletrackworld.com

 

[longun]

I’m sure something will be sorted behind the scenes. Some have been very quiet which can be a good things at times

 

[grey-beard]

It would only make sense to keep Rob as the voice of mountain biking, surely?! Rather than a, "sports caster"

 

[mk one]

Sad in some respects, though they are promising better coverage of the other aspects, junior dh and womens Rampage etc which is a positive.

 

[Hotwheels.]

Yesterdays Hardline was a particular highlight which will be staying.

 

[mk one]

Yesterdays Hardline was a particular highlight which will be staying.

Yes, that is actually one of their own events though.

Really sad to see Bernard go down at the beginning of his run, still going fast despite that huge crash.

 

[grey-beard]

Spoiler alert? I didn't get a chance to watch it live, I was hoping to see it tonight. It is a cracking event.