Moto GP at Lord's - help
 

I have just taken a call to ask if Lord's might be able to host the press conference pre-British Moto GP. I don't know a lot about it - though at least I referred to those taking part as riders and not drivers which is what the Meetings and Events exec was doing.

May have them in for a show round tomorrow so would anyone like to give me some background.

I'm thinking that it would be good PR for Lord's but where does it tend to receive press coverage and which TV stations cover it?

Sorry for my ignorance - I ride a bike more than I have time to watch others riding them. :)

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Ooooo can i have VIP tickets :D

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Races are usually covered in full on BBC and Eurosport, and are usually mentioned in the sports pages of all the nationals as well as the trade press (eg MCN and the mags)

In view of the fact that MotoGP is returning to Silverstone this year after a long gap, with a number of changes to the circuit , there may well be additional interest this year which might mean more coverage.

Can you get me a picture of Rossi doing a burnout on the pitch ;)

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Eurosport and BBC cover the GP not sure about other countries coverage of it.

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+1 pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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That is useful to know - thanks.

I doubt if any riders will be coming - though I can't say that for sure.

Are any of them hot? (I need to know purely for professional purposes you understand ;))

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Well Rossi is Gay..apprently and you are about 9ft taller than Pedrosa. As for the rest, im a man so i cant comment, but it hink the likes of Hayden and well, others, im sure get the ladies moist ;)

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Not often I get to feel tall. How does he manage not to drop his bike at traffic lights? Oh, he probably doesn't ride on real roads does he?

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I suspect the event would be more like the F1 cars in London before the British F1GP, so the coverage is more likely to be contained to the specialist motorsport press than the race weekends full TV coverage. There would probably be a short segment in the bit where they give you a 30 second tour of the host country as well, and possibly in the TV sport as a filler item.

Oh, and your other question... they are professional sportsmen, so I doubt you'll be too disappointed.

Thinking of the VIP tickets comment above, that might be something for the day of champions charity auction, which gets coverage in MCN on the week after the race.

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And me. Did I tell you how young and pretty and intelligent you are.