Nascar apps....

[UDLOSE]

I'm pretty sure there is on nascars site but I've never researched it....does it have to be online to be streamed?

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[Garemlin]

There are a few scanner apps that stream police/fire and emergency frequencies. The problem with streaming NASCAR frequencies is that the frequencies change every week and are not actually known until the week of the race. That would be pretty involved rewriting an app every week to keep up with the frequency changes.

[Snow02]

The issue isn't that the app would need to be re-written, but someone would need to be at each race providing the streams.

Would be cool though, and nascar should do this. Or individual race teams could put them out. It'd probably be a good way to pick up some new fans. I don't watch too much nascar, but I'd probably listen in on that.

[UDLOSE]

I go to a few races every year and I promise that the teams frequencies don't change that often....I own a scanner and race to race or year to year for that matter I have to make minimal changes.

I follow kevin harvicks personal assistant on twitter and I ran the idea bye him but he didn't take it very seriously....

[photodude]

This thread has been quiet for a while, so I dont feel like I am butting in... Has anyone here tried JamPlugs for use with Droid to hear Nascar races? They are a great deal cheaper than the $100 earplug earphones that they sell at the races. Thanks in advance for your replies : )

[madabout99]

The scanners are broadcast online during the Sprint Cup races, and sometimes the Nationwide races. For the Sprint cup races you have to buy the service, but it's cheap. I have RaceView so I can also get video, leaderboard, isolation on chosen car, and all sorts of stuff. But you can just get Scanner, and sometimes it's free through Nationwide Insurance. It's on Nascar.com.