B Sport now Live Sport, and FWJ arrives in NZ (Read 1,172 times)

Tomorrow morning (Tuesday) on Live Sport (formerly B Sport - see media release below) there will be a live interview with 3-times and defending World 240 Superstock Champion, Frankie Wainman Junior, ahead of this weekend's meeting at Paradise Valley, Rotorua.

The Motorsport Hour is back to it's regular time slot of straight after the 9.00am news and sport, and FWJ himself should be on about 9.30am.

You can either listen here;

www.radiolivesport.co.nz

Click on the 'listen online' on the right hand side of the page

Or on one of the numerous LiveSPORT radio frequencies;

Alexandra
Frequency: 107.1FM

Ashburton
Frequency: 1071AM

Auckland
Frequency: 1476AM

Bay of Islands
Frequency: 94.8FM

Central Northland
Frequency: 92.4FM

Christchurch
Frequency: 1260AM

Cromwell
Frequency: 107.1FM

Dunedin
Frequency: 1206AM

Gisborne
Frequency: 1485AM

Greymouth
Frequency: 89.1FM/93.9FM

Hawkes Bay
Frequency: 549AM

Hokitika
Frequency: 89.1FM

Southland
Frequency: 91.6FM/1224AM

Kaitaia
Frequency: 95.2FM

Kapiti Coast
Frequency: 93.5FM

Manawatu
Frequency: 828AM

Oamaru
Frequency: 89.6FM

Queenstown
Frequency: 93.6FM

Rotorua
Frequency: 1548AM

Taranaki
Frequency: 97.2FM

Taupo
Frequency: 91.1FM

Tauranga
Frequency: 873AM

Timaru
Frequency: 1242AM

Waikato
Frequency: 954AM

Wairarapa
Frequency: 91.1FM

Wanganui
Frequency: 828AM

Wellington
Frequency: 711AM

Westport
Frequency: 93.3FM

Whakatane
Frequency: 94.5FM

Whangarei
Frequency: 92.4FM

Central Otago
Frequency: 104.7FM

MediaWorks Radio today announced LiveSPORT Radio as the new brand name for the sport and racing network formerly known as BSport.

LiveSPORT will continue to provide sport purists with an entertaining and informed radio programme in addition to generating sport news for a potential audience of 1.4 million per week* via the RadioLIVE sport news bulletins across the MediaWorks Radio network.

Live SPORT maintains the current line-up featuring Ian Smith, Nathan Rarere and Dean Lonergan, Martin Devlin, Richard Loe, James McOnie and Geoff Thomas.

Scott Walker, operations manager for LiveSPORT said “we already share content and editorial with RadioLIVE so this rebranding will simply continue to consolidate the on-air efforts of the sport desk team and ensure the delivery of top sport news content for the company.”

LiveSPORT’s relationship with the New Zealand Racing Board and Radio Trackside remain the same with the NZRB very supportive of the change. Trackside hosts Grant Nisbett, Jon Preston and Mark Stafford resume their show on 23 January.

See www.radiolivesport.co.nz for a full programming line-up.