Motor Racing Network – “The Voice of NASCAR” – will be even more accessible during the 2012 racing season with
today’s announcement that it has added live web streaming for fans to access
MRN race broadcasts and other programming throughout the year.
Beginning with Saturday night’s Budweiser Shootout at Daytona
International Speedway, fans can hear MRN race broadcasts online as well as
over the airwaves by visiting www.motorracingnetwork.com. Veteran voices Joe Moore and
Eli Gold will anchor the coverage, which also will be heard on more than 350
affiliate radio stations across the country. Motor Racing Network’s live
coverage from “The World Center of Racing” will continue Sunday with Daytona
500 Qualifying Presented by Kroger.
“This has been a long time in the making and the patience our
fans have shown has paid off,” said MRN President and Executive Producer David
Hyatt. “As we start our 43rd year as ‘The Voice of NASCAR,’Motor
Racing Network is excited about the opportunity to reach our fans in the
digital media space. This is a dynamic new platform for the network and our
affiliate radio stations across the country to serve NASCAR’s growing fan base
online.”
NASCAR.com will continue to offer race radio broadcasts as part
of the Trackpass subscription product. In addition, NASCAR.com will partner
with MRN to offer all fans radio streaming for special events, rainouts and
other unique NASCAR coverage.
MRN’s 2012 broadcast schedule features 86 live events from 33
venues, including full coverage from Speedweeks in Daytona that will culminate
with the 54th running of the Daytona 500 on Sunday, Feb. 26. In
addition to all races streaming live on MotorRacingNetwork.com, listeners in
MRN markets will be able to access the broadcasts on the websites of individual
stations which choose to stream the events.
Motor Racing Network’s daily and
weekly programming is also part of the agreement. NASCAR Live on Tuesday
nights recently launched its 29th year. NASCAR Today – hosted
by Woody Cain and Kyle Rickey – is fed to affiliates three times daily
featuring breaking news and updates from theNASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR
Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
Motor Racing Network’s 2012 schedule
began last month with a live broadcast from the NASCAR Hall of Fame Induction
Ceremony and included around-the-clock coverage of the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
It’ll conclude in December with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards Banquet in
Las Vegas.
An announcement is expected tomorrow on mobile applications to
access MRN Radio broadcasts.
This is seriously in my opinion some of the best news we have heard coming from the Nascar circuit. NASCAR is listening, it's the 21st century and the coverage of the sport should reflect that. Looking forward to the online access, thank you!
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Ditto to what dontdrinkhatorade posted.
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