ran (sports broadcast)

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Television broadcast
Original title ran - never stop
Ran Logo.svg
Country of production Germany
Year (s) 1992–2003, since 2009
Production
company		 ProSiebenSat.1 production
Broadcasting
cycle		 irregular
genre Sports broadcast
Moderation see below
First broadcast August 14, 1992 on Sat.1

ran is the brand name of the sports programs on the German television channels Sat.1 , kabel eins (since autumn 2009), Sat.1 Gold (April 2013), SIXX (June 2013), ProSieben Fun (June 2013) and ProSieben Maxx (April 2014) .

The following sports are currently shown under the “ran” brand: soccer , American football , basketball , tennis , boxing / kickboxing , extreme sports , surfing , eSports , wrestling , mixed martial arts and the DTM .

history

prehistory

In 1986, Sat.1 first showed Bundesliga soccer in its program. On the penultimate matchday of the 1985/1986 Bundesliga season, the game between leaders Werder Bremen and pursuers FC Bayern Munich was broadcast . Although at that time private television could not be received by many television viewers, the station achieved a good rate through broadcasts on big screens and in restaurants. That is why Sat.1 wanted to broadcast one game live per matchday of the Bundesliga in 1986. In 1988 they lost in the bidding war RTL plus and this showed the games under the title kick-off .

Start 1992

In 1992, the rights agency ISPR around Leo Kirch finally acquired the first exploitation rights to the Bundesliga in free TV for Sat.1 and on August 14, 1992 the new football show was broadcast for the first time. Reinhold Beckmann became the chief moderator . In the early days, the show received a lot of praise from the critics and achieved top ratings of up to eight million viewers.

Due to the many commercial breaks, however, the show had to take more criticism in the new millennium. In the late 1990s, there was also growing criticism that the station emphasized the show element of football too much. So Sat.1 always started its live broadcasts an hour before kick-off and during this time it broadcast shows and lots of advertising. In addition, cameras were now aimed at players' wives. What was initially celebrated as a welcome change and served a certain voyeurism of the audience, was later criticized as "unimportant" and "not serving football".

When the beginning of the program was postponed to 8:15 p.m. in 2001 in order to give the then ailing pay broadcaster Premiere a greater advantage in the exploitation of rights, the program attracted the displeasure of many fans. After a few weeks with desperate quotas, the start was finally brought forward again to 7:00 p.m.

End of ran 2003

Sat.1 paid up to 80 million euros annually for the Bundesliga rights , but was only able to refinance half of them. For this reason, the broadcaster withdrew from Bundesliga coverage in 2003, since then the Bundesliga has been presented again by the ARD Sportschau . Instead, Sat.1 acquired the free TV rights for the Champions League for three years up to and including the 2005/2006 season.

Football broadcasts after the broadcast ends

In 2006, Sat.1 broadcast the Saturday conference live on the first day of the new Bundesliga season in order to advertise the new pay channel Arena . However, the ratings remained below expectations, the broadcast only reached 2.6 million viewers and the station had to take criticism for sending too much advertising before and after the games.

From the 2006/2007 season, Sat.1 acquired the rights to the UEFA Cup from the quarter-finals. Since the 2007/2008 season, the station had the Champions League in its program again. However, the Champions League programs were no longer produced in-house, but were taken over from the pay-TV channel Premiere (now Sky Deutschland) as part of “Champions TV” . Both contracts expired at the end of the 2008/2009 season.

New start of ran 2009

Admission ticket for the ran-century game between Germany and the Netherlands at Tivoli

Sat.1 and Kabel 1 held both the free TV rights to the Champions League and the new UEFA Europa League , which replaced the UEFA Cup. These broadcasts have been shown again since 2009 under the label "ran", confirmed the then Sat.1 managing director Bolten. Ran has also been on the Internet again since mid-August 2009 . The website uses the content management system cmsWorks . In December 2009 it was announced that ran would also be available as a magazine from 2010. The magazine contained backgrounds, analyzes and portraits. The circulation was 180,000 copies. The first issue of the magazine was to appear eight times a year on February 10, 2010. On November 12, 2010 it was announced that the magazine would be discontinued due to insufficient sales. The last issue 06/2010 appeared on October 13, 2010, the next planned issue on November 17, 2010 was no longer published.

For the 2012/2013 season, Sat.1 handed over the rights to the Champions League to ZDF . However, the rights to the Europa League were retained. Up until the end of the 2014/15 season, one live game and the highlights were broadcast on the smaller Kabel 1 channel per game week. After that, the rights to the Europa League were acquired by Sport1 . Since 2012, Sat.1 has been broadcasting the Super Bowl , the final of the American football championship, which was broadcast by Sat.1 from 1999 to 2003 and, after losing the rights, from 2004 to 2011 in the first .

On April 24, 2013 it was announced that Sat.1 and Kabel 1 had acquired free TV rights to the U-21 European Football Championship and would broadcast them from June 6, 2013. The moderator Andrea Kaiser and the commentators Hansi Küpper and Holger Pfandt reported from Israel . But after the bad results of the German team, the German participation was only broadcast on Kabel 1. In 2004, Sat.1 already had the rights to the U-21 European Football Championship 2004 and thus achieved a market share of up to 16.5 percent in the target group.

On December 18, 2015, it was announced that ProSiebenSat.1 and the sports rights agency of ARD and ZDF SportA had reached an agreement regarding the sublicensing of six games of the 2016 European Football Championship . These were the parallel games on the last day of the group phase, which were broadcast on Sat.1. On May 9, 2016, it was also announced that the broadcasting rights of the Copa América Centenario had been acquired. Twelve preliminary round games of the tournament were broadcast on Kabel 1 and seven knockout games on Sat.1. In addition, all 32 games of the tournament were available via live stream on ran.de.

Since the 2015 NFL season, ProSieben Maxx has broadcast 2 games from the NFL every Sunday, and even 3 on some Sundays. In addition, all playoff games are broadcast alternately on ProSieben Maxx and Sat.1. On January 13, 2017, on the occasion of the 2016/17 playoffs, the broadcast had a live audience in the studio for the first time since the broadcast began. Jan Stecker , Roman Motzkus, Uwe Morawe and Patrick Esume each form the commentator and expert duo. After the 2016/17 season, Frank Buschmann left the moderation team. Netman Icke Dommisch has also been an integral part of the program since the first broadcast.

For the end of 2014 they planned their own sports channel called ran +. However, the corresponding plans were later put on hold.

From the 2021/22 Bundesliga season onwards, ran will show nine games on free TV. These are the four relegation games, the Friday games on the first, 17th and 18th match days, the DFL Supercup and the opening game of the 2nd Bundesliga .

Sports (selection)

sport event from to Channel
Soccer Football Bundesliga 1992
2021		 2003
2024		 Sat 1
UEFA Champions League 2003
2007
2009		 2006
2009
2012
U-21 European Football Championship 2004
2013		 2004
2013		 Sat.1
cable one
UEFA Super Cup 2009 2012 Sat 1
UEFA Europa League (since 2009)
UEFA Cup (until 2008) 		2007
2007
2009
2010		 2008
2009
2012
2015		 ProSieben
Sat.1
Sat.1
cable one
Telekom Cup (since 2013)
Liga total! -Cup (2010–2012)
T-Home Cup (2009) 		2009 active Sat 1
the ran-century game 2012 active cable one
Benefit game 2013 2013 cable one
AUDI Summer Tour 2014 2014 cable one
European Football Championship 2016 2016 Sat 1
American football Super bowl 1999
2012
Active in 2003		 Sat.1
ProSieben (since 2018)
the Conference Finals of the National Football League 2013 active
National Football League 2015 active ProSieben Maxx
Sat.1
ProSieben (since 2017)
College football 2019 active ProSieben Maxx
Boxing / kickboxing Among others are Felix Sturm , Robert Stieglitz ,
Christine Theiss , Christina Hammer
, Julia Irmen and Marie Lang under contract
 1998
2010
2012		 2001
active
active		 Sat.1
Sat.1
cable one
Automobile sport ADAC GT Masters 2010 2014 cable one
Le Mans 24 hour race 2011 2011 Sat 1
Race of Champions 2011 2013 Sat 1
DTM 2018 current Sat 1
golf BMW International Open 2011 2011 Sat 1
basketball Basketball Bundesliga 2000
2012		 2003
2013		 Sat.1
cable one
EuroCup 2016 active ProSieben Maxx
tennis Fed Cup 2013 active Sat.1 gold
Davis Cup 2013 active
WTA 2013 active ran.de
beach volleyball Beach volleyball European championship 2013 2013 2013 SIXX
Extreme sports X-Games 2013 active ProSieben Fun
Red Bull X-Fighters 2014 active
FISE 2014 active
Bowl-a-rama 2014 active
surfing Australian Open of Surfing 2014 active ProSieben Fun
US Open of Surfing 2014 active
Wrestling Smackdown 2014 active ProSieben Maxx
RAW 2014 active ProSieben Fun
NXT 2014 active
MMA Ultimate Fighting Championship 2015 active ranfighting.de

Remarks:

  1. ↑ From 2003 to 2006 the UEFA Champions League was not shown under the "ran" brand.
  2. ↑ From 2007 to 2009 the UEFA Champions League was shown under the brand "Champions TV".
  3. ↑ The 2004 U-21 European Football Championship was not shown under the "ran" brand.
  4. ↑ From 2007 to 2009 the UEFA Cup was not shown under the "ran" brand.
  5. ↑ Some games are also broadcast on Sat.1 Gold.
  6. ↑ Second semifinals, game for 3rd place and final were shown.

broadcasts

  • Daily Ran (sports section on Sat1 breakfast television; Mod .: Ursula Hoffmann, Lou Richter, Jörg Schlockermann and Matthias Stach)
  • Sport at 6.30 p.m. (Sport news in the Sat1 Nachrichten; Mod .: Gaby Papenburg and Oliver Welke)
  • ran on Friday (magazine, 30 min.)
  • ran on Saturday (magazine, 90 min.)
  • ran am Sonntag (magazine, 90 min.)
  • ran - Sat1 Boxing / live ran - Sat1 Boxing (Boxmagazin / Mod: Steffen Simon / Commentator: Erich Laaser)

Moderators

Moderator) Year (s) broadcasts
Johannes B. Kerner 1992-1997; 2009–2012 Regularly moderated and analyzed UEFA Champions League games with Franz Beckenbauer .
Reinhold Beckmann 1992-1998 Moderation and conception
Matthias Stach 1992–1997 and from 2013 Commented on the Fed Cup on Sat.1 gold and in the 1990s many tennis matches as well as basketball and football on Sat.1.
Gaby Papenburg 1992-2003 Sport in 6.30pm , Morning Ran on Sat.1 breakfast television, Ran on Wednesday , Ran on Sunday , "Ran on Friday" (anchorwoman)
Thomas Herrmann 1992-2002 Regularly commented on Bundesliga games.
Markus Höhner 1992-2003 Regularly commented on Bundesliga games as well as American football and ice hockey.
Jörg Schlockermann 1993– daily ran
Jörg Wontorra 1993-2003 Ranissimo , Ran on Saturday
Jörg Dahlmann from 1993 Regularly commented on summaries of the UEFA Europa League and, until 2012, the UEFA Champions League.
Werner Hansch 1993-2006 Regularly commented on games in the Bundesliga and the UEFA Champions League.
Erich Laaser from 1993 Regularly commented on games in the UEFA Europa League, and until 2012 also commented on games in the UEFA Champions League.
Oliver Welke 1996-2003; 2009–2012 daily Ran on Sat.1 breakfast television, sports at 6.30 p.m. , Ran on Friday , Ran on Saturday , Ranissimo , regularly moderated and analyzed UEFA Europa League games.
Dirc sailor 1996 to 2015 Regularly commented on summaries of the UEFA Europa League, until 2012 also the UEFA Champions League and also tennis and motorsport.
Tom Scheunemann 1996-2006 Regularly commented on games in the Bundesliga and the UEFA Champions League as well as the German Ice Hockey League and the Ice Hockey World Cup .
Lou Richter 1997-2003 "ran on Friday", "jump ran", "ran daily", "ran on Sunday"
Steffen Simon 1998-2000 Moderation of the Bundesliga
Ursula Hoffmann 1999-2002 ran daily on Sat1 breakfast television; Field reporter at ran
Monica Lierhaus 1999-2001 Ranissimo , Ran on Saturday
Andrea Kaiser from 2009 on Regularly moderates and analyzes UEFA Europa League matches.
Wolff-Christoph Fuss 2009–2012 Regularly commented on UEFA Champions League games and, more rarely, UEFA Europa League games.
Hansi Küpper from 2009 on Regularly commented on games in the UEFA Europa League, and until 2012 also commented on games in the UEFA Champions League.
Holger Pfandt from 2009 on Regularly commented on games in the UEFA Europa League, and until 2012 also commented on games in the UEFA Champions League.
Peter Hadernacke 2009-2011
Andreas Koch from 2009 on
Matthias Killing from 2010 Moderated and analyzed regularly games of the UEFA Europa League, the basketball Bundesliga and the Fed and Davis Cup.
Rainer Braun 2010-2011 Regularly commented on the ADAC GT Masters races.
Patrick Simon 2011-2013 Regularly comments on the ADAC GT Masters races.
Alexander von der Groeben from 2011 Regularly comments on boxing .
Frank Buschmann 2012-2017 Commented on the Super Bowl on Sat.1 , regularly on basketball games on Kabel 1 and ProSieben Maxx and the NFL on ProSieben Maxx , commented on games in the UEFA Europa League, moderated and analyzed games in the UEFA Europa League on a regular basis from 2014 and afterwards or at half-time the ran-on web show Buschi ran with additional guests.
Florian Bauer 2012-2013 Regularly commented on the Ran-on web show and served as a blogger for the Ran website, as well as a field reporter at European Cup matches. He can also be heard from time to time as a live commentator at tennis.
Friedemann Karig 2012-2014 Commented regularly on the ran-on web show together with Lutz Pfannenstiel as an expert.
Bernd Schuster 2012-2013 Expert in UEFA Europa League matches
Oliver Pocher 2013 Moderated the UEFA Europa League as a representative
Uwe Morawe from 2015 Commented on the UEFA Europa League & since 2017 he has commented on the summaries of the American Football League
Jacques Schulz from 2013 Regularly comments on the ADAC GT Masters races.
Herbert Gogel from 2013 Regularly comments on tennis at ran.de and Sat.1 Gold .
Florian Schmidt-Sommerfeld 2015-2017 Regularly commentates on NFL American football games.
Matthias Preuss Regularly comments on kickboxing .

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ProSieben Fun broadcasts the X-Games 2013 live from Munich ( Memento from January 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), ProSieben Fun broadcasts the X-Games 2013 live from Munich
  2. ↑ a b DTM - DTM. June 12, 2013, accessed May 7, 2019 .
  3. ↑ ran football at fernsehserien.de
  4. ↑ Arena / Sat.1: Quota hangers on free TV ( Memento from April 18, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  5. ↑ Sat.1 revives the “ran” brand
  6. ↑ DWDL.de : PRINT-EXTENSION - “ran” comes to the kiosk as a magazine in 2010
  7. ↑ DWDL.de : "ran" magazine disappears from the shelves again
  8. ↑ UEFA (Ed.): ProSiebenSat1 receives media rights for Germany. June 21, 2012. Retrieved July 16, 2012 .
  9. ↑ a b c d e DWDL.de : kabel eins and Sat.1 show games of the U21 EM
  10. ↑ Sat.1 buys some EM games from ARD and ZDF. In: dwdl.de. DWDL.de , accessed on April 30, 2016 .
  11. ↑ ran football summer: Copa America 2016 live on SAT.1, kabel eins and on ran.de. In: ran.de. Retrieved July 5, 2016 .
  12. ↑ ProSiebenSat.1 boss: "Could operate ten free TV stations" on digitalfernsehen.de
  13. ↑ ran + first at maxdome , on quotenmeter.de
  14. ↑ DFL confirms “ran” Bundesliga comeback, “Sportschau” remains . June 22, 2020. Accessed June 30, 2020.
  15. ↑ quotemeter.de : Sat.1 no longer shows basketball
  16. ↑ Sat 1 Gold broadcasts more tennis tournaments live ( Memento from October 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive )