Cirkit Vision ...has been BANNED...

No media access, or no access at all ?

 

strange - I would think they would like as much exposure as possible - their prices pretty much sort and determine their purchasing demographic.

 

Geez... try getting access to an F1 race... They will "Ban" you too...

the definition of Media is changing but oh hell i should just shut up now.

You reap what you sow, if a manufacture sees value in the product they will allow access if they see no value... there is the door don't let it hit you.

Simple It is THEIR Call It is THEIR nickel If they don't want Carbie and co floating around it may not be just the outlet.

 

Hard to imagine that people who would wear a "**** you you ****ing ****!" t-shirt aren't who FNA wants around....

 

No worries, Carbon, you still have media access to all FCLV sanctioned events!

 

So how deep is the bucket you guys keep dumping money into for that "ecricket" concept? All I've seen is a fortune being spent on marketing and I've checked out the site and I just don't see the next myspace/cardomain/ferrarichat/youtube whatever... Who knows maybe I'm the only person that just doesn't have an interest. Good luck anyways.

 

Wow Carb Might just be your my shiet doesn't stink and look how big my head has become attitude could be contributing to this AND the fact that some of the people who you have p'ssd off over the last 2 years hold a lot of sway with ferrari...

But then I have been a professional journalist for a long time Maybe i interpret things differently.

 

Or it could just mean that satellite/cable/youtube/Euro/Asia just bought exclusive broadcast rights to FNA events.

You wouldn't expect to be able to get independent media access to an NFL football game, I'd guess.

It would be cool for FNA to start making stars out of ordinary Ferrari owners winning Challenge races (especially if a network was footing the billinstead of Ferrari-Spa).

 

Go read your own post. You would think your ass was dipped in gold and Ferrari somehow NEEDS you to be there. Guess what THEY SURE AS HELL DON'T. Ferrari was there long before and will be there long after you are gone. If you are at ANY Function where you are representing yourself or a company you have a responsibility to present yourself in a manner that is appropriate to the room you are in. If every one is in a tie and jacket that is what you should be wearing... If you are at an event like this and wearing a FK this or that shirt... Hell

 

I guess the F*** FNA shirts are coming soon?

 

It is not just the shirt but even after the event while you are still on their turf the way you behave is measured by the people who decide who they want to invite to THEIR party.

People not mature enough to realize their limits don't get called back.

 

I'd look at it the other way. If you are competing against youtube (essentially Google's multi-Billions) or MySpace, then there is a very real chance that they will BUY exclusive rights to anything cool that some startup is accessing for free.

 

just my opinion but I wouldn't wear a shirt like that anywhere if I was counting on any future interaction with respected companies or groups. Not even to cut the grass. Just like in a corporate environment, IMO, you are held to the same standards on your time and theirs.

 

Hi.

 

I am leaving this now.
Grow up

 

Right. I've been wrong a few times before!

But...it would be pretty whuppin' cool to walk into a Ferrari dealership and while you are there you notice that their LCD wall internet displays are playing your neighbor's winning Challenge race, complete with victory lap and post race interview.

You go home, log onto the Ferrari website and have your choice of local/national/international Challenge races, independent and Ferrari-sponsored Le Mans races, and a host of Ferrari concours/vintage/classic/modern car shows from which to view.

Heck, even posters of winning Challenge racers displayed at Dealerships would create "buzz" and inspire more Ferrari owners to race/buy/train...