Man I can't wait untill the NASCAR Season Starts!
http://www.tvpredictions.com/espnnascar012307.htm
The sports network resumes coverage for the 2007 season.
By Phillip Swann
Washington, D.C. (January 23, 2007) -- ESPN's 2007 NASCAR broadcasts will include a first in televised motor sports: High-Definition cameras in the cars.
That's according to an article at TruckSeries.com, a web site that follows the auto racing industry.
The site reports that ESPN will debut the HD in-car camera for the NASCAR Busch Series season-opening Orbitz 300 on ESPN2 HD on February 17 from Daytona, Florida.
“In-car cameras are probably the most dynamic facet of motorsports coverage and taking that into the high-def world is huge,” Rich Feinberg, senior coordinating producer for NASCAR on ESPN., told the web site.
ESPN will broadcast NASCAR events this year after a six-year absence from the sport; TNT and Fox will also broadcast NASCAR races, including the Daytona 500 on Fox.
ESPN promises to revolutionize NASCAR TV coverage.
ESPN says that 60 of the 75 cameras it will use for NASCAR broadcasts will be high-def. The network says the cameras -- and the transmission systems within the car themselves -- had to be re-engineered for HD.
The network tells TruckSeries.com that ESPN's NASCAR coverage will be the most technologically advanced in the history of the sport. In addition to the in-car HD camera, ESPN will feature a "grass cam," "crew cams" and even robotic cameras around the track.
”We have built a production plan that will provide a truly exceptional presentation to our viewers," says Jed Drake, a ESPN senior vice president
http://www.tvpredictions.com/espnnascar012307.htm
The sports network resumes coverage for the 2007 season.
By Phillip Swann
Washington, D.C. (January 23, 2007) -- ESPN's 2007 NASCAR broadcasts will include a first in televised motor sports: High-Definition cameras in the cars.
That's according to an article at TruckSeries.com, a web site that follows the auto racing industry.
The site reports that ESPN will debut the HD in-car camera for the NASCAR Busch Series season-opening Orbitz 300 on ESPN2 HD on February 17 from Daytona, Florida.
“In-car cameras are probably the most dynamic facet of motorsports coverage and taking that into the high-def world is huge,” Rich Feinberg, senior coordinating producer for NASCAR on ESPN., told the web site.
ESPN will broadcast NASCAR events this year after a six-year absence from the sport; TNT and Fox will also broadcast NASCAR races, including the Daytona 500 on Fox.
ESPN promises to revolutionize NASCAR TV coverage.
ESPN says that 60 of the 75 cameras it will use for NASCAR broadcasts will be high-def. The network says the cameras -- and the transmission systems within the car themselves -- had to be re-engineered for HD.
The network tells TruckSeries.com that ESPN's NASCAR coverage will be the most technologically advanced in the history of the sport. In addition to the in-car HD camera, ESPN will feature a "grass cam," "crew cams" and even robotic cameras around the track.
”We have built a production plan that will provide a truly exceptional presentation to our viewers," says Jed Drake, a ESPN senior vice president
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