NASCAR Fans Can Watch Races Through New Driver Cam Feature

TNT Sports, Max to launch exclusive NASCAR Driver Cam and audio experience
TNT Sports and Max will launch an exclusive NASCAR Driver Cam and audio experience, starting with the Cook Out Clash on Sunday, Feb. 2.
‘NASCAR Driver Cam’ coming exclusively to Max
TNT Sports has announced that “NASCAR Driver Cam” will debut exclusively on Max during Sunday night’s Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium. The feature will be available all season
Vroom: Nascar Fans Can Watch Races Through New Driver Cam Feature
Along with a driver's on-road live feed, you can listen to an "audio mix of scanner team radios and ambient car noise" that goes beyond what you'd get with a typical dash cam. Stats, speed, and RPM will be visible on the screen, and viewers will be able to rewind, fast forward or pause playback. Additionally, you can watch it all on replay.
Max rolls out Multiview option for NASCAR races
Max has just announced that it has partnered with TNT Sports to offer racing fans a brand-new NASCAR Driver Cam experience.
TNT Sports, Max to Launch NASCAR Driver Cam & Audio Experience
Launching with the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray this Sunday, Feb. 2, NASCAR Driver Cam on Max will offer users the most comprehensive access inside each driver’s car on up to 40 drivers each race. It will feature a layered audio mix of scanner team radios and ambient car noise, all synced up with a 1080p Driver Cam feed on supported devices.
Max’s NASCAR multiview lets you watch up to four drivers at once
The in-car cams will be available exclusively on Max throughout this year’s NASCAR season. You can access the feeds across all of Max’s platforms, whether you’re watching on

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