Sometimes watching our favorite racing team from half a world away can be a challenge, but Pratt Miller Motorsports now has a plan for that!
The team behind Corvette Racing announced today that they will be offering an alternative live stream broadcast for fans of Jake and the Yellow C8.R as it competes in the French Summer Classic this weekend. The live stream will be available on a number of Pratt Miller Motorsports’ social channels, including Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook.
Pratt Miller Motorsports says the goal is to create “a captivating and enlightening alternative broadcast alongside the highly anticipated 100th running of the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans.” The live stream will combine live data from the Corvette C8.Rs timing stand in France with in-depth insights and analysis from the hosts.
“We are embarking on an exciting new chapter in our motorsports division, and we strive to showcase innovation and creativity in every endeavor” says Brandon Widmer, Pratt Miller Motorsports VP. “We firmly believe that this alternative broadcast stream will be warmly embraced not only by the passionate Corvette Racing fan base but also by the younger generation of auto racing enthusiasts.”
We can also expect to see several distinguished guests who have been part of the Corvette Racing’s 25-year history on the live stream, as well as those who will be calling in live from the Circuit de las Sarthe for additional commentary from the race.
“We watch the sports media landscape pretty closely and believe the alternative sports broadcast trend is just getting started and we want to stay ahead of that curve. For our stream we will be able to provide data and information to the audience that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, and we want to share that experience with our fan base,” said Brad Zimmerman, Pratt Miller Motorsports Marketing & Partnership Director. “That intimate team communication along with our lineup of guests during the race will hopefully create a viewing experience like no other. We like being first on the race track and we also like being first off the track as well by creating value for our fans and partners alike using the power of our motorsports platform.”
The 24 Hours of Le Mans begins Saturday, June 10th at 10:00 AM ET. You can find direct links to the Pratt Miller Motorsports live stream at the following address: https://linktr.ee/prattmillermotorsports.
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