- 19 Jul 09, 14:52#134217
SPEED TV daym them daym them to hell for dropping DTM and WTCC coverage
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texasmr2 wrote:SPEED TV daym them daym them to hell for dropping DTM and WTCC coverageI lost the DTM coverage over here aswell since the station that was broadcasting it went bust.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
www.dtm.com wrote:Four Audi drivers excluded at Zandvoort
A few hours after the fourth DTM season round at Zandvoort in The Netherlands, four Audi drivers were excluded by the stewards of the meeting.
The following infringements led to the exclusions: Markus Winkelhock’s car had less than one kilogram fuel in the tank after crossing the finish line. Christian Bakkerud failed to show up for the mandatory weighing after the race. Alexandre Prémat and Timo Scheider showed up for weighing significantly too late.
The new order is: 1. Gary Paffett (Mercedes-Benz), 2. Mattias Ekström (Audi), 3. Oliver Jarvis (Audi), 4. Martin Tomczyk (Audi), 5. Bruno Spengler (Mercedes-Benz), 6. Paul Di Resta (Mercedes-Benz), 7. Maro Engel (Mercedes-Benz), 8. Tom Kristensen (Audi), 9. Jamie Green (Mercedes-Benz), 10. Ralf Schumacher (Mercedes-Benz), 11. Susie Stoddart (Mercedes-Benz), 12. Mike Rockenfeller (Audi).
In the points’ standings, Paffett is leading with 24 points from Ekström (22 points), Spengler (20 points) and Scheider (17 points).
Because of further investigations by the stewards, the result remains provisional. A decision is expected within a few days, because technical data of the cars have to be analysed in detail.
www.dtm.com wrote: Markus Winkelhock’s car had less than one kilogram fuel in the tank after crossing the finish line.As if that is reason enough to dq someone...
bud wrote:Im not 100% sure of the DTM regs but perhaps they need to have at least 1 litre of fluids for scrutineering post race!Better have a big bladder then
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
bud wrote:Im not 100% sure of the DTM regs but perhaps they need to have at least 1 litre of fluids for scrutineering post race!Gah. that's an annoying rule. If they have it in F1, we may see even more ridiculous post-race result changing next season then...
bud wrote:Im not 100% sure of the DTM regs but perhaps they need to have at least 1 litre of fluids for scrutineering post race!A kilogram of fuel, if I remember correctly. :S

Denthúl wrote:Where did you watch the DTM? On the Web?bud wrote:Im not 100% sure of the DTM regs but perhaps they need to have at least 1 litre of fluids for scrutineering post race!A kilogram of fuel, if I remember correctly. :S
EwmanM wrote:I was searching for live streams. I found something foreign. I'll get the link when I get home, 'cause I'm at work now >.<Denthúl wrote:Where did you watch the DTM? On the Web?bud wrote:Im not 100% sure of the DTM regs but perhaps they need to have at least 1 litre of fluids for scrutineering post race!A kilogram of fuel, if I remember correctly. :S
Does the UK have a broadcaster yet?

bud wrote:Thats surprising, the DTM has a round in the UK and has alot of British drivers, youd think it would be on tv. s*** its even on TV hereIt was until Setanta went bust.
Sky Sports to show DTM highlightsLive coverage better not go to Sky
Wednesday, July 22nd 2009, 10:13 GMT
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The DTM will return to UK television screens after securing a new deal with Sky Sports.
The German-based touring car series had lost its UK coverage when the Setanta channel collapsed recently, leading to two rounds not being broadcast in the home country of championship leader Gary Paffett and other frontrunners such as Paul di Resta and Jamie Green.
Sky Sports will now show a one hour highlights package from each race on the following Wednesday.
"We always used to carry the DTM highlights on our World Motorsports Show but that programme finished after ten years at the end of 2008," said veteran commentator Andrew Marriott, who brokered the deal.
"Fortunately Sky have been able to find this stand alone slot in the schedules. There is no question that the DTM offers some of the best motor racing action anywhere on television."
Negotiations are also ongoing to secure a new broadcaster for live DTM coverage in the UK.
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