[Bill Gardner]

Qualifying now...

http://www.eldoraspeedway.com/news-media/live-video/

[Speedracer]

Was this announced before today?

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[nowingsjeff]

Holy S H I T $29.95 PPV for the 4 Crown. The ticket prices at the track are probably not that much.

I guess if the quality was like a TV broadcast that would be OK, but all the Internet broadcasts I've seen are usually one camera only, tend to freeze constantly and their video quality is poor. Until I hear differently, I'll take a pass.

[Sandy Lowe]

I bought the PPV. Video and sound are good and they have multiple cameras. I am happy with the product so far (the cost through PayPal was $31.95).

[Chris Nunn]

the ticket for the race itself is $30

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[Bill Gardner]

For me, it's well worth the money! Multiple camera angles... Announcers. This is top quality!!

[miledirt]

Is Cockrum there in the 114 Silver Crown car?

[Sandy Lowe]

Yes, he qualified 13th.

[nowingsjeff]

Originally Posted by Bill Gardner For me, it's well worth the money! Multiple camera angles... Announcers. This is top quality!!

Glad to hear it's a good product. Seems technology keeps growing at incredible speeds.

It wasn't that long ago I was happy to get National Speed Sport a week after a sprint or midget race to find out results. Then the Message Boards popped up. Then Internet Radio race broadcasts and now you can actually see it live!

If your my age or older it's really unbelievable if you think about it, as I remember when we only had 3 channels on my parents black and white TV and 2 of those channels were fuzzy.

My, how times have changed.

[Hclarke]

The tech team at Eldora has been working on the product for quite some time. Expect - solid audio, video and multiple cameras.