2024 XTERRA World Cup #1 - Taiwan Full Distance

Returning to where it all began, Taiwan will once again get the World Cup started with a raw, rough and rugged course that simply refuses to be taken lightly. A never-ending series of punchy climbs, technical rock sections and hair-raising descents, the 40.5K journey from Little Bay Beach to Stony Brook Farm has become infamous in its relentlessness, and will test every skill an athlete has on the way to the finish.

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[phsu]

Excellent coverage of the race, including insightful and humorous commentary and all of the camera work. Huge bonus to having Michele even though he'd rather be racing. And thanks for the shout-outs to Taiwan, it is a great place and deserves to be shared.

[johnb]

This is so cool! Thanks for broadcasting!!

[PHARAOMIKE]

Dear XTERRA team
Thank you very much for the livestream.

Please consider only showing the interviews of the 3 winners when, for example, at least 10 female athletes and 10 male athletes have reached the finish line. As a spectator or fan of an athlete, it's a shame not to see at least a few more athletes cross the finish line after more than 3 hours of watching. (If the total duration of the livestream is a problem here, until 10 men and 10 women have reached the finish line, you could also use a time cut so that the final section is shown until 20 minutes after the first woman).

Perhaps it would be possible to broadcast the finish line for longer and have the interviews running in a corner of the screen, so you have both.

This would create more excitement for the spectators and they would also watch for longer, as there might be one or two head-to-head races on the home straight.

Thanks again for the livestream - a lot of work goes into it.

Best regards
Richi

[discreetknight]

Is it legal to pull yourself along 🏊‍♂️using the guide rope 🤔

[liviosinibaldi]

They need a better broadcast direction and more detailed information about the race if they wish us understanding what is going on.