What you should know about the NASCAR reporting of Prime Video

The story is written on Sunday because the 66th run of the Coca-Cola 600 on the Charlotte Motor Speedway is the first race of the Nascar Cup series that is only available for a streaming service. The Prime video will report on the next five Cup series races (Charlotte, Nashville, Michigan, Mexico city and Pocono).

Here you will find what you need to know about the reporting about the Prime video:

As you can see

To see the five races that are streamed on Prime video, you need a subscription for Amazon Prime or Prime Video. However, there is a 30-day free test version of Prime videos, and if you select it, you can watch all five races, qualified sessions and exercise sessions free of charge.

The voices behind the action

Adam Alexander Adam Alexander, the veteran play-by-play announcer Nascar Xfinity Races for the CW, will be the captain of the Prime Video program. He flanked it in the stand, Dale Earnhardt Jr., who was analyst for NBC from 2018-23, and the former crew boss Steve Letart, who has been working for NBC since 2015.

The Pit Road Veteran Marty Snider, the winner of the Daytona 500 Trevor Bayne and another Pit Road Veteran in Kim Coon will be the PIT reporters from Prime Video, while SiriusxM moderator Danielle Trotta will lead the studio reporting. Trotta is accompanied by the Nascar Hall of Famer Carl Edwards and the other driver Corey Lajoie for reporting before and after the race.

What will the shipment look like?

The Prime Video team has not revealed a lot of information on how to search for fans, but Earnhardt Jr. said that it will pull elements from the “Thursday evening -Foot” riding from Prime Video. In the meantime, lots and senior coordination producer Alex Strand have indicated new technologies that can offer fans with more detailed statistics and analyzes.

History in the creation

While this is the first time that NASCAR races are only streamed, the beach and the Prime Video -Crew do not worry about important technical problems or other potential problems. The success of Prime Video's “Thursday evening -Fußball” -Beach and his team believe that they can tackle Nascar. Perhaps the most important aspect of the races of Prime Video is the fact that reporting on racing and reporting after the race without a shipment can be carried out continuously.

Top technology

The reporting of Prime Video offers tools that have to offer fans with the reporting everywhere that they have seen. During a green flag run, Prime Video offers a double box format for commercials during the Green Flag race. Rapid Recap is also available for fans who will stop later. The cover of Primevideo comprises more than 70 cameras.

The first television program from Prime Video begins with the Coca-Cola 600 Pre-Race-Show on Sunday at 5 p.m. The Coca-Cola 600 will be green shortly after 6 p.m. ET, with reporting on Prime Video, The Performance Racing Network and Siriusxm Nascar Radio.