Coverage of NASCAR Camping World Series Continues With Comprehensive TV Schedule The live broadcast of the season opening Toyota NAPA Auto Care 150 at All American Speedway will kick off television coverage of the NASCAR Camping World Series for 2008.
It is the first event in a comprehensive television broadcast schedule announced last month for the NASCAR Camping World Series, with coverage live in high definition on HDNet and enhanced replays on SPEED.
Veteran announcer Mike Hogewood returns to call the action, with color commentary by Dan Pardus. They will be accompanied by Natalie Taylor, who will report on action from the pits. High definition pioneer HDNet will broadcast 16 races in 2008, continuing a partnership with NASCAR that began five years ago and provided the NASCAR Camping World Series with its first live television package. HDNet coverage includes the first eight races of the NASCAR Camping World Series West season, as well as the season- finale Oct. 18 at the new Kern County track in Bakersfield, Calif.
The NASCAR Camping World Series East broadcast schedule on HDNet will pick up with the July 19 race at Music City Motorplex in Nashville and run through the final seven races of the season, culminating with the live broadcast at Stafford (Conn.) Motor Speedway Sept. 28.
HDNet’s broadcast schedule will also include the mid-season combination race between the East and the West at Iowa Speedway May 18.
In addition, SPEED’s enhanced replays will carry 24 races as part of its Racing Across America series, re-airing all 16 of HDNet’s live events while originally producing eight others.
SPEED will provide coverage of the NASCAR Camping World Series East opener at Greenville- Pickens Speedway in Greenville, S.C. on April 19. SPEED will also broadcast the NASCAR Camping World Series East races from South Boston (Va.) Speedway, Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International, and New Hampshire Motor Speedway, as well as the NASCAR Camping World Series West second race at Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway.
SPEED’s schedule also includes live coverage of the NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown. The prestigious event, which has grown into the ‘Daytona 500 of short-track racing’ in just five short years, will be held Jan. 23-24, 2009 at Irwindale. 2008 NASCAR Camping World Series Broadcast Schedule
Date Track Division Network
Sat., March 29 All-American Speedway, Roseville, Calif. NCWS West HDNET
Thurs., Apr. 10 Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway NCWS West HDNET
Sat., Apr. 19 Thunderhill Raceway, Kyle, Texas NCWS West HDNET
Sat., April 19 Greenville-Pickens (S.C.) Speedway NCWS East SPEED*
Sun., May 18 Iowa Speedway NCWS Combination Race HDNET
Sat., May 31 South Boston (Va.) Speedway NCWS East SPEED*
Sat., June 7 Colorado National Speedway NCWS West HDNET
Sun., June 8 Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International NCWS East SPEED*
Sat., June 21 Infineon Raceway, Sonoma, Calif. NCWS West HDNET
Fri., June 27 New Hampshire Motor Speedway NCWS East SPEED*
Fri., July 4 Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway NCWS West HDNET
Fri., July 11 Douglas County Speedway, Roseburg, Ore. NCWS West HDNET
Sat., July 19 Music City Motorplex, Nashville, Tenn. NCWS East HDNET
Sat., July 26 Adirondack International Speedway, Beaver Falls, N.Y. NCWS East HDNET
Sat, Aug. 16 Lime Rock Park, Lakeville, Conn. NCWS East HDNET
Sat. Aug. 16 Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway NCWS West SPEED*
Sat, Aug. 23 Mansfield (Ohio) Motorsports Speedway NCWS East HDNET
Fri., Sept. 12 New Hampshire Motor Speedway NCWS East HDNET
Fri., Sep. 19 Dover International Speedway NCWS East HDNET
Sun., Sep. 28 Stafford (Conn.) Motor Speedway NCWS East HDNET
Sat., Oct. 18 Kern County, Bakersfield, Calif. NCWS West HDNET
Jan. 23-24, 2009 NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown SPEED
*Races will air on delay only. All HDNet races will air live and re-air on SPEED. Please check local listings for broadcast times.
