Rich Vleck, Tulsa, Okla., (January 22, 2007) - The 2007 O'Reilly American Sprint Car Series National Tour gets underway this week at East Bay Raceway in Tampa, FL, and all those ASCS fans unable to make the journey will still be able to listen to what is transpiring from their computers.
For the first time in the 31-year history of the Winter Nationals, www.HighSpeedRadio.com will broadcast each night from East Bay Raceway Park, January 25-27. The reason for this probably has to do with the fact that the launch of the website will coincide with the first night of preliminary action this Thursday.
More than 80 of the best sprint cars in North America were on hand for last year’s edition of the Winter Nationals, and from the early entries for this year, the field appears to be even stronger.
ASCS Patriot Announcer and Media Director Rich Vleck will host the weekend’s webcast, available live to all race fans from around the globe, free of charge. Select guests will also join Vleck in the booth throughout the weekend.
“This is going to be productive and fun,” added Vleck. “It will be a great way to get everyone enthused for the upcoming 2007 ASCS Schedules.”
High Speed Radio is planning on bringing a number of Internet functions to one site. Along with live internet broadcasts, they will also be hosting musical work of independent and smaller artists, as well as plenty of simulation racing, something that even real racers are putting to use in the new millennium. HSR is part of Racinkid Productions, a new venture that owner Deryl Morley is enthused to have ASCS Racing be the launching pad.
“Anytime you launch a radio station you look for something big. It doesn't get much bigger than the start of the ASCS season,” noted Morley. “This could be a great partnership. We like to rock, and the ASCS drivers know better than anyone how to rock.”
The weekend’s webcast is made available by the New York Sprint Nationals at the Black Rock Speedway May 18-19 and the Canadian Sprint Car Nationals at Ohsweken Speedway September 14-15.
Broadcasts on www.highspeedradio.com will begin each night shortly before heat races to set up the racing that lies ahead from one of the most competitive weekends of sprint racing of the year. Listeners are free to visit the site before Thursday to get acquainted for the first night of dirt-slinging action from Tampa.
For more information on the action at East Bay and the ASCS National Tour, log on to www.ASCSracing.com.
For the first time in the 31-year history of the Winter Nationals, www.HighSpeedRadio.com will broadcast each night from East Bay Raceway Park, January 25-27. The reason for this probably has to do with the fact that the launch of the website will coincide with the first night of preliminary action this Thursday.
More than 80 of the best sprint cars in North America were on hand for last year’s edition of the Winter Nationals, and from the early entries for this year, the field appears to be even stronger.
ASCS Patriot Announcer and Media Director Rich Vleck will host the weekend’s webcast, available live to all race fans from around the globe, free of charge. Select guests will also join Vleck in the booth throughout the weekend.
“This is going to be productive and fun,” added Vleck. “It will be a great way to get everyone enthused for the upcoming 2007 ASCS Schedules.”
High Speed Radio is planning on bringing a number of Internet functions to one site. Along with live internet broadcasts, they will also be hosting musical work of independent and smaller artists, as well as plenty of simulation racing, something that even real racers are putting to use in the new millennium. HSR is part of Racinkid Productions, a new venture that owner Deryl Morley is enthused to have ASCS Racing be the launching pad.
“Anytime you launch a radio station you look for something big. It doesn't get much bigger than the start of the ASCS season,” noted Morley. “This could be a great partnership. We like to rock, and the ASCS drivers know better than anyone how to rock.”
The weekend’s webcast is made available by the New York Sprint Nationals at the Black Rock Speedway May 18-19 and the Canadian Sprint Car Nationals at Ohsweken Speedway September 14-15.
Broadcasts on www.highspeedradio.com will begin each night shortly before heat races to set up the racing that lies ahead from one of the most competitive weekends of sprint racing of the year. Listeners are free to visit the site before Thursday to get acquainted for the first night of dirt-slinging action from Tampa.
For more information on the action at East Bay and the ASCS National Tour, log on to www.ASCSracing.com.
