Robz need for speed videos at Bowling Green.

[Christopher Stewart]

The D3 I looked at was real good.

[Warren Evans]

Here is the missing footage from Bowling Green on Sunday night, through the final rounds:

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Christopher Stewart

The D3 I looked at was real good.

Yeah. That white Corvette footage made my day.

[Michael Beard]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

To be fair, there was a sponsor who paid money to have the race live streamed on you tube.

If you owned that sponsor, and paid out your sponsorship dollars, to provide free live streamed coverage for fans over the Internet, how would you feel about NHRA allowing someone else to post videos for the cost of press credentials?

I don't have anything at all against Rob. However, I do understand where both NHRA and the sponsor of the live Internet video feed could have a problem with what he wanted to do, from a business view point.

As a solution, maybe Rob should talk to that sponsor about using what he does to enhance their coverage.

That is a potential rational argument, however, based on what we've been told of the encounter, it is not an argument that NHRA even made.

[Terry Cain]

Originally Posted by Christopher Stewart

The D3 I looked at was real good.

Mine wasn't as good. Don't know. Maybe it's my internet service. A lot of reloading in the middle of a run and interruptions.

[Warren Evans]

Terry - Please take a look at the link a couple of posts above. The internet at Bowling Green was intermittent at best; I recorded through the final rounds and reposted most of that footage.

Thanks -
Warren Evans
D3TV

[Christopher Stewart]

Mine played better in full screen.

[butch8908]

Originally Posted by Jim Wahl

Couldn't agree with you more Don! Rob is the best of the best and NHRA is missing the boat (as usual) on this one. Butch's stills are also superb and promote our great sport in an excellent way. Alan's idea (post above) is a winner also. If NHRA would just enlist some of these great talents and ideas it would be a win-win situation for all involved! Jim

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Thanks Jim for the compliment.

[Toby Lang]

Just remove all logos and/or references to you and post your videos on kat.cr or thepiratebay.org

Most people need the crutch of youtube to watch videos, but if they really want to see them, they'll figure it out.