SENTrack is off and racing in South Queensland

SENTrack 1053 AM Brisbane and 1620 AM Gold Coast arrive in Queensland this Saturday with some big name sporting stars.
 
Former Australian test cricketer Ian Healy and highly respected sports journalist Pat Welsh will open the batting with their own breakfast show, weekdays from 6.30am starting Monday, 7 September.
 
With rugby league legends Gary Belcher and Scott Sattler wrapping-up the day’s sport for the drive home 5-6pm, Monday – Thursday.
 
Breakfast with Pat and Heals and Sportsday with Badge and Satts will book-end each day’s racing coverage which will be jam-packed with previews, analysis, insights and reviews of key races across the country with plenty of fun and banter for punters.
 
The station will have a special focus on all the action across Queensland’s vibrant greyhound, harness and thoroughbred racing industries with insights from Queensland form analyst Chris Nelson and others.
 
SENTrack will have live coverage of NRL, including key finals and all the action of the 2020 State of Origin.
 
Group commercial director Kate Parry said the team was thrilled to bring SEN to passionate Queensland sports and racing fans, “We are excited to launch SENTrack in Brisbane and the Gold Coast and to welcome Ian Healy and Pat Welsh – two of Queensland’s greatest sporting personalities to the team.
 
“Queensland is a proud and passionate sporting State – with racing a key employer and contributor to the economy.  SENTrack will showcase racing in all its forms as well as  celebrating the country’s biggest sporting moments – through the eyes of sporting legends across all codes – and of course through the eyes of our passionate listeners who make the discussion all the richer!”


 
The SEN app will provide instant access to live and on-demand content across SENTrack plus additional content specific to key sports including AFL Nation and NRL Nation live commentary and access to content from other SEN channels throughout the country, such as the radio sports show hosted by Gerard Whateley.
 
Supporting SEN’s Queensland expansion is the appointment of commercial director Brad Johnson, formerly  Director Sales, Brisbane for Nine Radio.
 
SENTrack launched earlier this year in Melbourne on 1593 AM; Sydney 1539 AM; Perth on 657AM, Wollongong 1575AM,  Gosford 801AM, and also in Queensland on Ingham 96.9FM  and Atherton 99.1FM.  It can also be heard via the SEN app.

 
 

 

 

 

 


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