Southern 100 Racing Announces Major Partnership Extension with Manx Radio
Southern 100 Racing has announced a major partnership extension with Manx Radio, solidifying the latter’s position as the Official Broadcast Partner for the Southern 100 International Road Races up to and including the 2030 event. As part of the agreement, Manx Radio will continue to provide live coverage of the Pre-TT Classic Races, adding to the excitement of the road racing calendar. Furthermore, the national broadcaster will also broadcast the Southern 100 Racing’s Annual Media Launch, taking place in February, ensuring that enthusiasts worldwide can stay up-to-date with the latest developments.
Partnership Extension Quotes
“We are thrilled to have Manx Radio on board for another five years, taking us up to and including the 2030 event,” said George Peach, Club Chairman & Race Secretary. “Their live coverage has been instrumental in enhancing the experience of our races, not just for those watching track-side, but also for fans tuning in on their radios or through various apps, both locally and globally.”
A Long-Standing Association
Manx Radio has been an integral part of the Southern 100’s history, providing live commentaries since 1964. This year marks a significant milestone, as the broadcaster celebrates its 60th anniversary, having become the official broadcast partner in 2014. The partnership has been a key factor in the growth of the Southern 100, and both parties are excited to continue their collaboration well into the future.
Manx Radio’s Pride
Chris Sully, Manx Radio’s Managing Director, expressed his pride in being part of such a unique event, stating, “The Southern 100 represents the very best of what the Island is all about, and we’re honored to renew our close relationship with the team from the friendly Races, especially in our 60th anniversary year.”
A Legacy of Commentators
Manx Radio’s long-standing association with the Southern 100 has seen a number of commentators take the mic, including:
- Jack Quayle
- Peter Kneale
- Maurice Mawdsley
- Tim Glover, who currently occupies the coveted commentary position.
With live coverage secured for the next five years, 2025 promises to be a special year, as the Southern 100 celebrates its 70th anniversary, and Manx Radio marks a long and successful partnership with the southside races.
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