dirtsports
20-05-2009, 04:58 PM
19th May.
Motocross fans should not miss the third round of the series to be shown this week. In an action packed, one hour programme, armchair fans will be able to view all four MX1 and MX2 races, whilst those who attended the Brampton event will be able to review the action, including some slow motion replays.
The programme starts with an interview by Emma Still with CAS Honda Team Manager, Neil Prince, who explains the under par performance of their number one rider, Billy MacKenzie. Explaining a lack of track time ahead of the events due to a re-occurring injury, Prince, an ex British Champion himself, hints confidently that the Scotsman will improve very soon.
A new Director for this event, James Proudfoot, quite rightly focuses on the action for the lower steps on the podium as battles in both races featured behind runaway leaders Mattis Karro (MVR-D Suzuki) in MX2 and Brad Anderson (PAR Honda) in MX1. The Greenlight production also shows some of the crashes during the event on the superbly prepared, re designed Cumbrian circuit.
The first programme goes on air at 9pm tomorrow (Wednesday) on Sky Sports Xtra with five repeats over the next three days.
The MXY2 class will be shown later in the month as part of the Max Power programme and details will be posted on this site as they become available.
Motocross fans should not miss the third round of the series to be shown this week. In an action packed, one hour programme, armchair fans will be able to view all four MX1 and MX2 races, whilst those who attended the Brampton event will be able to review the action, including some slow motion replays.
The programme starts with an interview by Emma Still with CAS Honda Team Manager, Neil Prince, who explains the under par performance of their number one rider, Billy MacKenzie. Explaining a lack of track time ahead of the events due to a re-occurring injury, Prince, an ex British Champion himself, hints confidently that the Scotsman will improve very soon.
A new Director for this event, James Proudfoot, quite rightly focuses on the action for the lower steps on the podium as battles in both races featured behind runaway leaders Mattis Karro (MVR-D Suzuki) in MX2 and Brad Anderson (PAR Honda) in MX1. The Greenlight production also shows some of the crashes during the event on the superbly prepared, re designed Cumbrian circuit.
The first programme goes on air at 9pm tomorrow (Wednesday) on Sky Sports Xtra with five repeats over the next three days.
The MXY2 class will be shown later in the month as part of the Max Power programme and details will be posted on this site as they become available.