kasual pretty much summed it up.
For shear quantity Flo is by far the best value but that is only the case if you enjoy disciplines of racing other than dirt late models. We have had LORTV since the beginning and for $60.00 it's a no brainer. It's worth twice that much for the dirt late model programing alone.
We've also been a FloRacing subscriber from from the very beginning and it was worth the $150.00 even when it was just USAC programing. Heck, we could have watched 2 or 3 events at Fairbury this year, but of course we were in the stands. It's always a plus to be able to watch the replay even when we've attended the event in question. Since they've added a bunch of late model programing and Eldora it puts Flo in a class by itself.
$250 for LORTV and Flo is a very good value. Nothing is perfect and those two providers are no exception but between the two of them they probably have the most programing for dirt late model fans.
For shear quantity Flo is by far the best value but that is only the case if you enjoy disciplines of racing other than dirt late models. We have had LORTV since the beginning and for $60.00 it's a no brainer. It's worth twice that much for the dirt late model programing alone.
We've also been a FloRacing subscriber from from the very beginning and it was worth the $150.00 even when it was just USAC programing. Heck, we could have watched 2 or 3 events at Fairbury this year, but of course we were in the stands. It's always a plus to be able to watch the replay even when we've attended the event in question. Since they've added a bunch of late model programing and Eldora it puts Flo in a class by itself.
$250 for LORTV and Flo is a very good value. Nothing is perfect and those two providers are no exception but between the two of them they probably have the most programing for dirt late model fans.
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