SBS TDF Coverage



STAGE DATE TIME BROADCAST ON SBS
Prologue 1-Jul 10:00pm 1 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 12.30am
Stage 1 2-Jul 10:30pm 2 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 1:45am
Stage 2 3-Jul 10:30pm 3 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 1:30am
Stage 3 4-Jul 10:30pm 4 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 1.30am
Stage 4 5-Jul 10:00pm 5 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:20am
Stage 5 6-Jul 10:30pm 6 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:20am
Stage 6 7-Jul 10:30pm 7 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:30am
Stage 7 8-Jul 10:30pm 8 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:45am
Stage 8 9-Jul 10:00pm 9 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:00am
Stage 9 11-Jul 10:30pm 11 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:30am
Stage 10 12-Jul 10:30pm 12 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:25am
Stage 11 13-Jul 10:30pm 13 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:20am
Stage 12 14-Jul 10:30pm 14 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:40am
Stage 13 15-Jul 10:30pm 15 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:40am
Stage 14 16-Jul 10:30pm 16 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:35am
Stage 15 18-Jul 10:00pm 18 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:35am
Stage 16 19-Jul 10:30pm 19 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:40am
Stage 17 20-Jul 10:30pm 20 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 1:30am
Stage 18 21-Jul 10:30pm 21 Jul, 21:30 (AEST) - 1:30am
Stage 19 22-Jul 10:30pm 22 Jul, 21:30 (AEST) - 1:30am
 
Really really cant wait!!!:D Its gonna be quite exciting and as much as I loved Lance, his absence will have positive aspects with the unpredictable nature the race has now become...tommorow must come:rolleyes:
 
senator52 said:
Really really cant wait!!!:D Its gonna be quite exciting and as much as I loved Lance, his absence will have positive aspects with the unpredictable nature the race has now become...tommorow must come:rolleyes:
Yeh but now Jan is out, and I suspect Basso will follow after what has come out today

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/jun06/jun30news2

Hopefully we might actually end up with some sort of "clean" TDF wouldn't that be great.
 
Is it just me or were there about 1,234,487 ads during the prologue alone?:eek:
Of course there were only about 3 distinct ads...
SBS moving to being a fully commercial station
 
endroll said:
Is it just me or were there about 1,234,487 ads during the prologue alone?:eek:
Of course there were only about 3 distinct ads...
SBS moving to being a fully commercial station
Interesting to see more "supporters" of Le Tour coming on board with their advertising.
Since when has an investment bank had any interest in cycling? But I suppose if it means that we get more coverage a few ads here and there is ok by me.
 
chch_legend said:
Since when has an investment bank had any interest in cycling?
I recall reading somewhere recently (either on this forum or in the Sydney Morning Herald) that cycling has become the new golf - it's apparently becoming the sport of choice for upper class types who socialise on Saturday mornings, and that owning a nice expensive shiny bike is regarded as a status symbol.

Maybe this particular financial group have decided to test this out...

--
nerdag
 
nerdag said:
Maybe this particular financial group have decided to test this out...

eh, no banking interest at all in the pro peleton.

rabobank
credit agricole
cofidis

thats from the top of my head, i'm sure there are other ones. it's nothing new. indurain rode for banesto for i think all of his tour victories.

--brett
 
On a related issue, what's the story with the coverage itself. Why half an hour of chat and recaps before showing the racing. I for one would like to see a start, rather than catching the race an hour in. Also, what are Phil and Paul doing before they start commentating? Are we waiting for the start of an ITV/BBC/Eurosport commenatary, or are they commentating just for us?
 
endroll said:
Is it just me or were there about 1,234,487 ads during the prologue alone?:eek:
Of course there were only about 3 distinct ads...
SBS moving to being a fully commercial station

Right now I could skin an avanti.
 
sideshow_bob said:
eh, no banking interest at all in the pro peleton.

rabobank
credit agricole
cofidis

thats from the top of my head, i'm sure there are other ones. it's nothing new. indurain rode for banesto for i think all of his tour victories.

--brett
Don't forget Credit Lyonnais. Sure, it's always been big in Europe.

When I made the previous comment, I meant said financial group were testing the waters in Australia - there's never been that much interest in cycling here.

--
nerdag
 
nerdag said:
Don't forget Credit Lyonnais. Sure, it's always been big in Europe.

When I made the previous comment, I meant said financial group were testing the waters in Australia - there's never been that much interest in cycling here.

--
nerdag

Commonwealth Bank Cycling Classic?

But sure cycling is a marginal sport in Australia and getting any business interest is non-trivial.

--brett
 
nerdag said:
I recall reading somewhere recently (either on this forum or in the Sydney Morning Herald) that cycling has become the new golf - it's apparently becoming the sport of choice for upper class types who socialise on Saturday mornings, and that owning a nice expensive shiny bike is regarded as a status symbol.
Would love to get my hands on a link so I can forward it to my golf nut mate.
 
nitrous said:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/04/fashion/sundaystyles/04SILICON.html?adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1133871785-Z+obWu7+sy7PvibdEc6SAw

You need to register though, I couldn't be bothered - if you do, perhaps copy and paste here...
Got to pay US$3.50 for the ariticle. They give you the first 50 words free.
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