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New Automotive TV Station Set to Air Later This Year
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New Channel to Focus Less on Motorsport and More on Consumer Vehicles
If youre not familiar with Speed Channel, formerly known as SpeedVision prior to Fox Network taking it over from media guru Ted Turner, it is cablevisions mecca for automotive enthusiasts. Specializing in motorsport, including two-wheel and four-wheel varieties, Speed Channel also dabbles in mainstream automotive information programming.
Obviously Wheels TV President Jim Barisano thinks Speed Channels viewers are being left unfulfilled as his new automotive channel, focusing on automotive information programming, is set to hit the
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| Speed Channel is a mecca for automotive enthusiasts, specializing in motorsports yet only dabbling in automotive information programming. (Photo: www.SpeedTV.com) |
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