For your viewing pleasure, a classic-motorsports tubesynch channel!

So if you saw my last post, you know that I recently discovered tubesynch.com, a website where you can make your own streaming channel for anything you want. Me being me, I decided to create one for people to watch classic motorsports. Here's the link:

http://tubesynch.com/r/ClassicRacingNetwork

For the record, here are all the racing divisions/disciplines currently featured on the channel:

- NASCAR Winston Cup Series
- NASCAR Busch Series
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
- NASCAR Featherlite Modified Series
- NASCAR touring series (West Series, Southwest Series, Southeast Series, etc.)
- ARCA
- ASA
- USAR Hooters Pro Cup
- USAC Midgets/Sprints/Silver Crown
- World of Outlaws Sprint Cars
- Formula 1
- Formula 3000
- CART
- Champ Car World Series
- IRL IndyCar Series
- Infiniti Pro Series
- CART Toyota Atlantics
- SCCA Trans-Am Series
- British Touring Car Championship
- V8 Supercars
- Konica V8 Lites Series
- American Le Mans Series
- ROLEX Sports Car Series
- United States Road Racing Championship
- NHRA Top Fuel/Funny Car/Motorcycle/Pro Stock
- IHRA Top Fuel/Funny Car/Motorcycle/Pro Stock
- MotoGP
- AMA Superbike/Supersport/Superstock
- AMA Motocross
- AMA Supercross

...as well as a few more that I probably forgot due to only having found a handful of races for them. There are also racing-related specials, a few racing movies (Heart Like a Wheel, Cannonball Run and 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story are the only ones at the moment) and a variety of old racing-themed commercials. All in all, there are about 1,151 hours of content on the channel.

Let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like to see on here. The cutoff date for it is 2003.

I have created a forum for the channel.

http://wc426ts.forumotion.com/f1-classic-racing-network

You guys should see the emotes on this forum. Vinny's already put a lot of work into it.

Random update on this...I just put about 30 or so new races, and several commercials, on the channel yesterday (including most of the '97 NBS season). This brings the total content up to about 2,730 hours.