Arrow Vision ?

[g_hughes]

curious as too how many of you subscribe to Arrow Vision, they stream the Com Cams and Revival series races, I watched some fan filmed footage on YouTube from the Comp Cams / Revival series races from Arrowhead Speedway this past weekend, looked like there was maybe 50 fans in the stands Friday night and maybe 100 or so Saturday night, both of these races was to pay $10,000 to win, unless they had a multitude of streaming subscribers, how do they cover cost to pay the purse, do series sponsors Comp Cams and Revival sponsor Nutrien Ag Solutions also help cover the payout at each individual race?

From the comments I read posted under the fan filmed video, a lot of super late model fanatics declined to attend the Arrowhead race due to too many support classes, they did have a decent field of late models, including hall of famer Billy Moyer, is he gonna run the whole Comp Cams schedule again this year?

The amount of different streaming services has gotten kinda ridiculous, personally if I can't attend a race in person or watch it on either Flo or Dirt Vision, well I just don't watch it, I ain't subscribing or paying for another streaming service.

[klemmabyna]

Curious about how all the streaming money is divided. I know imca has a fund that goes to the drivers. Expect in the future FLO buys out a bunch of the most successful services and the passes on a large price increase. Unless someone takes over FLO. But don’t think the numbers are there yet. Has to be someone that knows more than I do.

[BTExpress]

I think FLO set expectations for cheap streaming at $150 a year. If you remember they used to show all kinds of dirt track racing from tracks that I only read about it. You would even get a mid week race with the likes of Chet Christner announcing when they first started. I used to love his FIRST LOOKS at various tracks. FLO then shed those types of broadcasts, which I loved, for the larger national series, HL, USAC, LOLMS etc. As much as I love racing, I only have so many hours a week to watch streaming if I want to stay married. I subscribe to FLO & Dirtvision and that is enough for me. Would like to watch a few races from HTF IMCA TV or RacinDirt but can not justify the cost. I do like to go to 15 to 20 races a year as well.

[riddle28]

I think FLO set expectations for cheap streaming at $150 a year. If you remember they used to show all kinds of dirt track racing from tracks that I only read about it. You would even get a mid week race with the likes of Chet Christner announcing when they first started. I used to love his FIRST LOOKS at various tracks. FLO then shed those types of broadcasts, which I loved, for the larger national series, HL, USAC, LOLMS etc. As much as I love racing, I only have so many hours a week to watch streaming if I want to stay married. I subscribe to FLO & Dirtvision and that is enough for me. Would like to watch a few races from HTF IMCA TV or RacinDirt but can not justify the cost. I do like to go to 15 to 20 races a year as well.

i like flos coverage of things for the most part, but im not crazy about one company propping up so much of our sport on the national side. Private equity loves to come in and screw up a good thing

[Tireguy17]

For last Tuesday night's High Limit race on Flo and FS1, there were 92,000 viewers on FS1 and 91,000 on Flo.
Thats some good math on the Flo side of things.