Some actual caps from FSN rather than Sky, featuring the ticker:
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That’d be the Melbourne one shot studio (cupboard with a screen and a desk to sit at) right?
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She is presenting from Melbourne
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Foxtel Group and World Surf League Continue Long-Term Partnership into 2024
WSL Action Will Be Broadcast Live on Foxtel and Kayo Sports for the 16th Consecutive Season
Foxtel Group and the World Surf League (WSL) have announced an expanded broadcast partnership that will see all 2024 WSL Championship Tour (CT) events broadcast live on Foxtel and Kayo Sports. In addition to this, all Challenger Series events, as well as the Bells Beach Longboard Classic, will be streamed live on Kayo Sports along with Foxtel, scheduling permitting.
For the first time, fans can also enjoy WSL-produced feature shows, including ‘Meet the Surfers’, ‘1 on 1’, ‘Best of CT Surfers’ and ‘WSL Explainer Series’. Highlights from all events will also be available on Kayo Sports.
“WSL is proud to continue this fantastic partnership with Foxtel Group into another season,” said WSL APAC President Andrew Stark. “It’s a mutually beneficial partnership, and WSL is grateful for the cross-promotional opportunities it offers our athletes and events, as well as the hours of live action provided for our fans in Australia of events all around the world. We can’t wait to take it to the next level in 2024 and thank the team at Foxtel Group for the ongoing support.”
“The World Surf League is one of our longest-standing partners, and we are thrilled to extend this awesome relationship,” said Foxtel Group Director of Content Acquisitions and Sports Partnerships Adam Howarth. “2023 saw Ethan Ewing, Jack Robinson, Molly Picklum and Tyler Wright represent Australia in the WSL Final 5 on the Championship Tour, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. Australian surfing is in incredible shape, and we can’t wait to showcase the Aussie talent pool to our customers next season.”
The first event of the 2024 WSL Championship Tour, the Lexus Pipe Pro presented by Yeti, will commence on 29 January 2024 and holds a competition window through 10 February. Fans in Australia can tune in to Fox Sports available on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
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Fox Sports and Kayo will show the GIO 10k wheelchair race live from Sydney on Australia Day (this Friday) at 8.45am AEDT.
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Fox wrapped their F1 coverage at 2pm, before handing over to the Sky snoozefest.
Why get atmosphere from the track when we can enjoy awkward crosses and badly framed, gloomy studio shots instead?
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Fox have never really mounted their own coverage of the event. 10 do a great job for a one off event.
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The studio-based stuff for Sky has been awful - they clearly intend on phoning their lead-in and lead-out coverage for the races at stupid o’clock in the UK.
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You can’t really blame them, but if 4 is at every race for highlights then you have to ask the question why they can’t make the effort. Especially when they are a pseudo-world feed.
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Karun’s power stance will give me nightmares
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Poor bloke always looks awkward when he’s not stood next to the SkyPad
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Runn will air at 8:30pm AEST tonight on Fox Sports 505, and will also be made available on Kayo Freebies.
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Foxtel extends deal to keep The Masters.
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I thought I would have seen this pop up on 10 and P+
Why’s that?
Presumably the CBS links to the Masters. But I’m not sure that counts for much with 10.
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is it exclusive to fs
Nah on 9(Gem) as well.