Stream every race with Max's new multi-camera driver feeds. Choose from up to 40 different in-car cameras and experience NASCAR like never before with immersive audio and real-time race data.
Max is revolutionizing the NASCAR viewing experience by giving fans unprecedented access to in-car driver cameras . Starting with the Cook Out Clash on Sunday, February 2nd, viewers will be able to watch up to four driver cams simultaneously, switching between a total of 40 different feeds. Each 1080p feed will capture both the sounds from the team radios and the ambient noise of the car, immersing fans in the heart of the action.
To help navigate the multitude of options, Max will offer preset multiviews based on the most compelling matchups. While the platform won't provide a traditional top-down race view, it will display a leaderboard, lap number, race status, and stage information. Fans can also switch between the audio feeds of each driver cam while watching in multiview. This exclusive feature will be available throughout the entire NASCAR season, accessible across all Max platforms, including TV and mobile devices. Hania Poole, Warner Bros. Discovery Sports' SVP of digital and product, highlighted the value of this innovation, stating, 'This is such a great way for fans to complement the television experience or the broadcast experience.' Poole also emphasized the platform's commitment to continuous improvement, stating, 'I think that this product specifically will just continue to evolve, and we’ll iterate, we’ll learn, and we’ll test, and maybe apply it to other scenarios.' This development comes at a time when live sports streaming is undergoing significant changes, with companies like Comcast and DirecTV vying to fill the coverage gap left by the defunct venture between Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox, and ESPN.
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