The YouTube Exploration Chronicles

[virtualbalboa]

Racing is global and being global there's all sorts of events being put online to watch. A few weeks ago I got tipped on FB about the existence of High Speed TV, a channel out of Brazil that live streams various series' races:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCope0uRUcNE-9nQhldi5hfA

Among the highlights here are NASCAR Brazil, Brazilian F4, endurance racing, small time stock car/saloon car racing, and much much more.

 

[virtualbalboa]

Earlier in the year, Regional Middle East F3 was shown live on Youtube. The Kuwait circuit has a straightaway that never ends. Andrea Kimi Antonelli is the guy to watch here - he's another one of these 15-16 year old wunderkinds except Mercedes signed him up instead of Red Bull.

https://www.youtube.com/@frmechampionshipcertifi89/streams

 

[Charlie Spencer]

I already spend too much time watching various screens.

 

[virtualbalboa]

I already spend too much time watching various screens.

Well then you're gonna hate more links. LOL

My addition to the thread is GForceTV, who provide webcasts of a lot of Ontario-based racing action. I stumbled across them looking to see what Sauble Speedway looked like having never been to that part of southern Ontario before, and there's full nights of action from a whole host of tracks in that province.

 

[virtualbalboa]

Bumping this as the Macau Grand Prix races are on YouTube streaming live, should you want an alternative to F1 or Lernerville this weekend.

 

[virtualbalboa]

Resuscitating the thread!

I've seen an increasing number of companies traveling around and shooting races for YouTube. Here in the Michigan/Indiana/Ohio zone, Top Row Racing has been shooting some really good multi camera stuff all over and posting entire shows. They also have had onboards in just about every class of short track racing you can imagine which they post as well. Here's the entire July 4th show from Kalamazoo Speedway for example, where the headliner was the Ohio Wheelman Modifieds: