KINGSTON, Jamaica —The organisers of Grand Slam Track have announced that patrons will be able to access bleachers section on Saturday at the National Stadium for free before 5:30 pm. The track meet is expected to showcase so...
Following a low turn-out on the opening day of Grand Slam Track yesterday at the National Stadium, the organisers have announced there will be free admission to bleachers seats for the remaining days of the competition. The p...
Didn't watch yesterday so I don't know if it was the same format but WHY does the broadcast start almost 45 mins before the first event? I hate to start the negativity train so early but this is a super easy way to lose a casual viewer.
Didn't watch yesterday so I don't know if it was the same format but WHY does the broadcast start almost 45 mins before the first event? I hate to start the negativity train so early but this is a super easy way to lose a casual viewer.
They need to find a medium where it's maybe 15 mins before instead of 5 seconds before like Diamond League where they barely have time to call out three people on the line just as the gun goes off. I mean, that's fine for a 5,000 where they can talk up people the first third. But for a 1500 I want a whole to-do like the way the Olympics does with the 100m.
Does downloading this app get it streamed for free?
The CW network app
I just downloaded The CW Network app. All it has is a 30second ad saying Grand Slam Track is “live on the CW”, but it does not show tonight’s episode in the upcoming programs in its sports section, so I don’t think that app will provide a free stream.
Most track meet broadcasts begin with a sprint event immediately upon coming on the air, before any sort of introduction. After the first race, then they have the commentators introduce the meet.
I wish they just called the distance events mid-d and distance. "Short distance" /long distance is like trying to call indoors track short track. I thought this was trying to lean in to being a pro sport without pandering to the lowest common form of understanding. Just call out the distance in METRIC, gasp.
