AdventureRacingTV.com on Track for 2007 and Beyond

Greg Yetter / 14.04.2007

Like the recent fiasco of Wikipedia announcing the death of Sinbad the comedian, news of the ARTV.com departure from the adventure racing community as reported by another website is erroneous. Corey Rosen, founder of AdventureRacingTV.com, took time out of his hectic schedule for a few words with SleepMonsters.us.

SleepMonsters: Recently an adventure race website reported the death of ARTV.com, how do you respond?

Corey Rosen: AdventureRacingTV.com is not dead. Far from it, we are still in the growth phase of our project and we\'re just waiting for the perfect opportunity.

SM: There are plenty of opportunities in the AR community. What is currently in the works for AdventureRacingTV.com in 2007? Better yet, what are you waiting for?

CR: We are looking for the right combination of race and broadcast conditions. Once funding is secured, which we hope will be during the 2007 AR season, we hope to be able to bring same day television and internet coverage of adventure racing to a national audience. With over a dozen races desiring coverage, a number of elite adventure athletes and the USARA in our corner, the sky\'s the limit.

SM: Your company has an advisory board. Who are they and what is their role?

CR: Ian Adamson, Mike Kloser, Travis Macy, Rebecca Rush and Danelle Ballengee are our athlete representatives. They are the some of the top athletes in adventure racing. They help spread the word of ARTV.com and inform the adventure race community about the present and future plans of ARTV.com. Steve Thomas of Remote Broadcast Inc. is a member of our Production Advisory Board. His experience with remote sports coverage and vast experience in the NBA, SuperBowl, and Red Bull events make him an indispensable member of our team.