Oct 7, 2026 · 33 min · 12 segments
Two cameras, a mountain meadow and a crowd that wasn't thrilled to see the television crew. That's how Tommy Sanders remembers his first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS series broadcast in 1990. On this…
Kim MoserHost
I work in television, so s- so hearing about a big production team like that, it gets me very excited.
It's a real exciting time, and it's, a- and, and I go back to what you were talking about with, uh, Kevin Holtz and Dave Jewett, and Dave Johns.
And, and, and Dave ch- does a lot of this too, of the analysis, and, and I can't think of any two people who are just, uh, you know, any better.
So they can, they can go through anyone's cut, look at it through replay, set 'em up before the event start.
I mean, absolutely talk about their pluses, their minuses, the challenge they face with this particular heat, and just set up the story and pay it off all in one, you know, 15-second little drama there.
I'm there, I'm there to, to open the show, tell where we are, throw to the breaks, come back from the breaks, reset the scene, talk about, you know, what the score... read the scores.
I work in television, so s- so hearing about a big production team like that, it gets me very excited.
It's a real exciting time, and it's, a- and, and I go back to what you were talking about with, uh, Kevin Holtz and Dave Jewett, and Dave Johns.
And, and, and Dave ch- does a lot of this too, of the analysis, and, and I can't think of any two people who are just, uh, you know, any better.
So they can, they can go through anyone's cut, look at it through replay, set 'em up before the event start.
I mean, absolutely talk about their pluses, their minuses, the challenge they face with this particular heat, and just set up the story and pay it off all in one, you know, 15-second little drama there.
I'm there, I'm there to, to open the show, tell where we are, throw to the breaks, come back from the breaks, reset the scene, talk about, you know, what the score... read the scores.
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