Motorsport hits the airwaves in exciting new program
27/4/2000 11:43 (Jason Whittaker) - The world of Motorsport will soon have a new forum for discussion and debate, with the announcement of a new radio program devoted to Australian and International Motorsport.
Hosted by experienced race caller and self-confessed rev-head,
Grant Boyden, the program will cover all categories of motorsport
from the F1 Circus to local club meetings.
The hour-long, weekly program, produced by Boyden's
GB Commentary Productions, will be broadcast in Sydney
on 2KY FM Racing Radio, and throughout New South Wales on
over 180 stations. Those living outside NSW can listen
live via the Internet at: www.2ky.com.au.
"Finally, motorsport has a medium to cover all areas of Australian
International Motorsport," Grant Boyden said. "We will have Formula 1, Cart, Formula Holden, Formula Ford, Formula 3 and F3000, as well as V8's and all the local action from Bikes to Karts."
Boyden has gathered a galaxy of experienced motorsport mouths to give their insight into the different categories, including Chris Jewel (Formula Holden), Lance Robertson (500cc Motorbikes) and Leigh Diffey, who will beam in live each week from different points on the globe covering the Superbikes.
Australia's favourite category, the V8 Supercars, haven't been forgotten either, with a segment devoted to the Ford V Holden battle each week. Motorsport Journalist Jason Whittaker will act as the show's V8 Supercar correspondent.
Monday's debut show (May 1) will feature an interview with Indy Lights star and V8 export Jason Bright, as well as current Supercar driver Cameron McLean. Interviews with Garry McCoy and a yet-to-be-named Formula 1 driver are planned for future shows.
"We will go right to the person that has the story. We don't care who they are!" Boyden said.
The first program will be broadcast this Monday, May 1st, from 11-12pm.
Tune your radio to Grant Boyden's new Motorsport Show on 2KY FM in Sydney, and the following frequencies in these areas:
Albury 99.3, Dunedoo 87.6, Quirindi 88, Armidale 87.6, Eden 98.1, Rylstone 88, Armidale 104.3, Eden 107, Sawtell 87.8, Ballina 88, Evans Head 88, South West Rocks 88.0, Balranald 95.5, Finley 88, Tamworth 87.6, Barradine 87.6, Forster 93.5, Taree 87.6, Barham 88, Gilgandra 87.6, Taree 106, Barham 94.9, Glen Innes 108, Tathra 105, Barraba 87.6, Gloucester 99.3, Temora 87.6, Batemans Bay 88, Goulbourn 87.6, Tenterfield 87.6, Batemans Bay 96.3, Goulbourn 94.3, Thredbo 106.9, Grafton 88, Tocumwal 88.0, Bega 87.6, Grafton 102, Tuggeranong 88.7, Bellingen 87.6, Grenfell 87.6, Tumbarumba 87.6, Berrigan 87.6, Griffith 87.6, Tumut 87.6, Bingara 87.6, Gulgong 88, Tweed heads 88, Binnaway 87.6, Gundagai 87.6, Ulladulla 87.6, Boggabri 87.6, Gunnedah 87.6, Uralla 87.6, Bombala 90.9, Gunnedah 95.6, Urunga 88, Bourke 96.1, Guyra 87.6, Wagga Wagga 88, Bowral 1215AM, Hilston 87.6, Walcha 88, Braidwood 87.6, Holbrook 99.3, Walcha 90.9, Brewarrina 96.1, Inverell 92.7, Walgett 99.5, Broken Hill 100.5, Jerilderie 87.6, Warren 88, Brookvale 87.6, Jindabyne 87.6, Wauchope 87.6, Byron Bay 87.6, Juness 97.1, Wee Waa 88, Canberra 1008AM, Kempsey 87.6, Wellington 87.6, Canowindra 87.6, Kempsey 106, Wentworth 87.6, Casino 87.6, Kyogle 88, Werris Creek 88, Cobar 104.5, Lake Cargelligo 87.6, West Wyalong 87.6, Coffs Harbour 107.1, Leeton 87.6, Wilcannia 98.3, Collarenebri 97.1, Lennox head 98.5, Wingham 87.6, Condobolin 92.1, Lighting Ridge 87.6, Wollongong 1314 AM, Coolah 87.6, Lismore 89.7, Woolgoolga 88, Cooma 88, Lithgow 88, Yamba 88, Cooma 96.9, Macsville 88, Coonabarabran 87.6, Maclean 87.6, Coonamble 87.6, Manilla 96.5, Cootamundra 87.6, Merimbula 96.5, Corowa 94.9, Moree 104, Cresent Head 87.6, Moruya 98.5, Crookwell 87.6, Mudgee 90.9, Culcairn 92.5, Mullumbimby 87.6, Curlewis 87.6, Mulwala 92.5, Deepwater 87.6, Parkes 91.5, Deniliquin 88, Port Macquarie 87.6, Dorrigo 88, Port Macquarie 92.7, Dubbo 90.3, Queanbeyan 88.
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