Red Bull Rampage on NBC's World of Adventure Sports Nov.14th, 2010
NBC's World of Adventure Sports treks to new heights in an all new episode airing November 14th!
This episode features ultra running, free-ride mountain biking, skiing and rallycross.
The World of Adventure Sports® (WOAS), an action and adventure sports series, will air on Sunday, November 14th at 3:00 p.m. ET/12:00 p.m. PT. Host, Pat Parnell of NBC Sports brings viewers the seventh episode of the 2010 season from Red Bull Rampage near Virgin, Utah.![photo]()
The next episode will feature:
•Red Bull Rampage: Launched in 2001 and held annually through 2004, Red Bull Rampage brought the creative, unrestricted ethos of freeride mountain biking to the contest arena while staying true to the sport's core ideals. Poised on a sandstone ridge in the brutal landscape near Virgin, Utah, Red Bull Rampage has returned and riders are free to choose whatever line they dare between an established start gate and the finish line 1,500 vertical feet below. Exactly what happens between those two points has become legendary.
•Red Bull Human Express: WOAS hits the road with Red Bull athlete Karl Meltzer as he takes on the legendary Pony Express Route...on foot. The Pony Express served as the premier U.S. mail service from east to west for 18 months in the 1860s and became the West’s best form of communication prior to the telegraph. Though the ponies back then worked hard, Meltzer covers even more ground per day than they ever did, completing over two marathons a day. While the 2,000+ mile journey is impressive enough, he also faces challenging terrain, unpredictable weather and a worrying lack of water.
•Rallycross from the New Jersey Motorsports Park: The action-sport of auto racing, Rallycross is a blend of circuit racing, off-road racing and rally competition. Debuting at X Games under the name SuperRally, the sport promises intense crowd-pleasing action in a fan-friendly track environment. Five drivers line up to start at once, piloting high-horsepower compact cars through race traffic over a challenging short course that features jumps, unbanked turns, hills and transitions between pavement and gravel.
•Teton Gravity Research Travels to Petersburg, Alaska: Teton Gravity Research is known for pioneering Alaska in the early days of big mountain exploration. This winter Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Seth Morrison, Dana Flahr, Ian McIntosh, and Daron Rahlves traveled to Petersburg, Alaska to film for their new movie “Light the Wick”. Petersburg is a small fishing village located in the heart of southeast Alaska and has an unskied mountain range across the water, that the locals refer to as the “Devils Country.” With the odds staked against them, the crew battles through the mental and physical challenges in order to ski their dream lines.
WOAS 2010 broadcast schedule on NBC*:
DATE TIME
November 14th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
December 19th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
Please check local listings for broadcast schedule.
*Show times are subject to change*
About The World of Adventure Sports®-
From adrenaline sports to expedition adventures, the Emmy award winning World of Adventure Sports captures the world’s greatest events and behind the scenes stories that reveal the passion of those who play to the edge. The World of Adventure Sports is managed and produced by Aura360 and 360 Productions and is owned and managed by Aura360, Global Content Partners and Red Bull in conjunction with NBC Sports Ventures.
World of Adventure Sports airs throughout the year on NBC Sports, Universal HD, Universal Sports and is syndicated internationally.
Sponsors of the World of Adventure Sports include Red Bull, Garmin, Oakley, and Progressive.
For more information, photos and video clips from past episodes please visit www.WorldofAdventureSports.com
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This episode features ultra running, free-ride mountain biking, skiing and rallycross.
The World of Adventure Sports® (WOAS), an action and adventure sports series, will air on Sunday, November 14th at 3:00 p.m. ET/12:00 p.m. PT. Host, Pat Parnell of NBC Sports brings viewers the seventh episode of the 2010 season from Red Bull Rampage near Virgin, Utah.
The next episode will feature:
•Red Bull Rampage: Launched in 2001 and held annually through 2004, Red Bull Rampage brought the creative, unrestricted ethos of freeride mountain biking to the contest arena while staying true to the sport's core ideals. Poised on a sandstone ridge in the brutal landscape near Virgin, Utah, Red Bull Rampage has returned and riders are free to choose whatever line they dare between an established start gate and the finish line 1,500 vertical feet below. Exactly what happens between those two points has become legendary.
•Red Bull Human Express: WOAS hits the road with Red Bull athlete Karl Meltzer as he takes on the legendary Pony Express Route...on foot. The Pony Express served as the premier U.S. mail service from east to west for 18 months in the 1860s and became the West’s best form of communication prior to the telegraph. Though the ponies back then worked hard, Meltzer covers even more ground per day than they ever did, completing over two marathons a day. While the 2,000+ mile journey is impressive enough, he also faces challenging terrain, unpredictable weather and a worrying lack of water.
•Rallycross from the New Jersey Motorsports Park: The action-sport of auto racing, Rallycross is a blend of circuit racing, off-road racing and rally competition. Debuting at X Games under the name SuperRally, the sport promises intense crowd-pleasing action in a fan-friendly track environment. Five drivers line up to start at once, piloting high-horsepower compact cars through race traffic over a challenging short course that features jumps, unbanked turns, hills and transitions between pavement and gravel.
•Teton Gravity Research Travels to Petersburg, Alaska: Teton Gravity Research is known for pioneering Alaska in the early days of big mountain exploration. This winter Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Seth Morrison, Dana Flahr, Ian McIntosh, and Daron Rahlves traveled to Petersburg, Alaska to film for their new movie “Light the Wick”. Petersburg is a small fishing village located in the heart of southeast Alaska and has an unskied mountain range across the water, that the locals refer to as the “Devils Country.” With the odds staked against them, the crew battles through the mental and physical challenges in order to ski their dream lines.
WOAS 2010 broadcast schedule on NBC*:
November 14th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
December 19th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
Please check local listings for broadcast schedule.
*Show times are subject to change*
About The World of Adventure Sports®-
From adrenaline sports to expedition adventures, the Emmy award winning World of Adventure Sports captures the world’s greatest events and behind the scenes stories that reveal the passion of those who play to the edge. The World of Adventure Sports is managed and produced by Aura360 and 360 Productions and is owned and managed by Aura360, Global Content Partners and Red Bull in conjunction with NBC Sports Ventures.
World of Adventure Sports airs throughout the year on NBC Sports, Universal HD, Universal Sports and is syndicated internationally.
Sponsors of the World of Adventure Sports include Red Bull, Garmin, Oakley, and Progressive.
For more information, photos and video clips from past episodes please visit www.WorldofAdventureSports.com
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Same goes for all the other channels. Very rarely do tv stations broadcast in full online... as they won't make the money they do now off advertising on local and cable/dish networks. Luckily shows like southpark air their own stuff in full on their own sites.
DATE TIME
November 14th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
December 19th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
Please check local listings for broadcast schedule.
*Show times are subject to change*
on the third line down it says "12:00 PT" but "3:00"
later in the article?
If on Bell ExpressVu: Channel 287 or HD Channel 1210