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NASCAR 07: HD Nirvana
It’s definitely going to be a great year for NASCAR. All broadcasts in 100% HD including on-board car cams. Now that’s what I’m talking about. I didn’t know that every Busch series race was on ESPN2-HD, I’m going to have to look into that one. Or for all I know I’ll get lucky with a Google TV invite. *chuckle*, yeah, I fell for it and tried it a few times.
ESPN recently revealed its plans for broadcasting NASCAR races during the upcoming season, in what the network is calling “most technologically advanced in motorsports history”. Every race will be done completely in HD, including in car cameras, pit crew, blimp and other angles. All of this goes along with the mobile studio ESPN will use to broadcast NASCAR Countdown shows from each race, and a radio room that allows ESPN to record and replay clips from any driver-pit crew transmissions. You can expect the full HD treatment on every Busch Series race this year (aired on ESPN2-HD) and the final 17 Nextel Cup races on ESPN and ABC. We’ve already come to expect top notch HD broadcasts from TNT, Fox and HDNet’s coverage of the sport and it appears ESPN is ready to raise the bar yet again.
via EngadgetHD
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ESPN recently revealed its plans for broadcasting NASCAR races during the upcoming season, in what the network is calling “most technologically advanced in motorsports history”. Every race will be done completely in HD, including in car cameras, pit crew, blimp and other angles. All of this goes along with the mobile studio ESPN will use to broadcast NASCAR Countdown shows from each race, and a radio room that allows ESPN to record and replay clips from any driver-pit crew transmissions. You can expect the full HD treatment on every Busch Series race this year (aired on ESPN2-HD) and the final 17 Nextel Cup races on ESPN and ABC. We’ve already come to expect top notch HD broadcasts from TNT, Fox and HDNet’s coverage of the sport and it appears ESPN is ready to raise the bar yet again.