“These outstanding sponsors know the importance of giving these drivers a great platform to showcase their skills, and we know our fans are eager to see even more racing action on and our YouTube page.” “Thanks to our great partners, we’re excited to offer such a robust lineup of divisional races to our fans free of charge,” NHRA Vice President and Chief Development Officer Brad Gerber said. Current subscribers and NHRA members will receive email instructions for accessing the new platform.Coverage of the 30 divisional races is sponsored by Strange Engineering, Summit Racing Equipment, JEGS, Total Seal, Competition Products, Micro Strategies, Weldon Pumps and Moser Engineering and will give fans an exclusive glimpse into the thrilling NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series racing taking place throughout the country during the highly-anticipated 2022 campaign. To subscribe to NHRA.TV and catch all the live drag racing action this season, as well as many historic races, visit. “We are excited to partner with Sony and bring their advanced cloud-based streaming service to the world’s most exciting motorsport.” “Our fans have expressed the desire for an upgraded, more user-friendly online video platform,” said NHRA president Glen Cromwell.

Fans will soon be able to stream NHRA.TV on a variety of platforms including Android and Apple apps as well as Roku TV. Live video will be available from Friday through Sunday for all MYDRS events, with audio available on most other race days. NHRA.TV will not only allow subscribers to live stream all 24 events in the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series (MYDRS), but also provide access to historical race footage, exclusive exhibition matches and coverage of other NHRA series. In partnering with Sony Ven.ue, NHRA will continue to provide an ever-increasing catalog of exclusive drag racing video content on demand. NHRA.TV will operate on a cloud-based video streaming platform utilizing Sony’s intelligent media service, Ven.ue. Current NHRA All Access subscribers will be automatically transitioned to the new platform and will be notified via email. The service formerly known as “NHRA All Access” is shifting gears to become NHRA.TV.

NHRA fans will experience the thrill of live drag racing action on a new platform for the 2019 season.

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