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HEADING TO SELINSGROVE

So happy to announce a deal has come about to do some work at the always fast and competitive Selinsgrove Speedway. After speaking several times with track owner Mike Heffner and some additional communication with track GM Steve Inch, we have come to an agreement to do 11 Live Broadcasts from Selinsgrove Speedway.

The speedway is rich with history and some great memorial races and we will kick off our Live Coverage from Selinsgrove with their 74th Annual Season Opener this Saturday April 6th. On the card for the opener will be 360 Sprint Cars, Super Late Models, Pro Stocks and Roadrunners with Hot Laps to begin at 5:15pm Eastern

April 5, 2019 by Ian Marvuglio

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BACK TO BAPS

BAPS Motor Speedway’s management team has been sitting in the background watching the Pay-Per-View landscape change. Different broadcast outlets have scurried to scoop up tracks and traveling series at an alarming rate. Pitches were made to the Newberrytown oval, but general manager Kolten Gouse stayed the course.

And BAPS Motor Speedway will continue to do so in 2019.

Speedway owner Scott Gobrecht and general manager Kolten Gouse have decided to renew with The Cushion for Pay-Per-View services in 2019. The agreement is for 13 races, starting with this Sunday’s April 7th Sprint Car triple-header.

April 2, 2019 by Ian Marvuglio

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SPEEDING AHEAD IN 2019

The old saying 1 door closes, another opens is quite the truth. You just need to keep your eyes AND your mind open. We have had a lot of things going on behind scenes since Christmas, but as the 2019 race season has begun, we will now start unveiling elements and direction for The Cushion.

We honestly feel the fans deserve the most coverage possible and that includes from All parties doing broadcasts across Dirt & Asphalt racing… local to regional to national events. It is the great fans that support the local tracks and our forms of racing that give us, and all other companies doing broadcasts, the ability to go out and do what we love. With that said, we as media companies can’t keep going to the fans over and over again to financially support all of these broadcasts. So the advent of the subscription model has been a hit because it offers more value back to the fans that support all of us…. which is terrific. The idea of the fans having to pay per race over and over again from so many avenues of services is tough.

March 31, 2019 by Ian Marvuglio