With the national series kicking off at Kurri Kurri in New South Wales on the 6th of January, NRGTV’s preparations are well underway, and the team behind the scenes are looking forward to bringing the fast paced, adrenaline packed discipline to viewers, delivering a whole new viewing experience.

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After a successful broadcast of Speedway events in Mildura in 2015, Kevin Williams shared that NRGTV is a perfect fit for the 2018 Australian Senior Solo Speedway Championship.

“It’s fantastic to finally announce the NRGTV will be broadcasting this year’s National Speedway Championship,” Williams said.

“We have had experience in streaming Speedway and Dirt Track events, all of which were well received. Speedway fans deserve to be able to watch their beloved sport as it happens, and we are committed to providing that in 2018.

“NRGTV’s technology is improving every year – we have just purchased new equipment in preparation for the four-round championship and are excited to deliver viewers with a whole new experience regardless of whether they are at the event or at home.”

The Broadcast will also include commentary from the very best in the country, including three-time Speedway World Champion Jason Crump, Mark Bracks and NRGTV’s expert presenter Aiden Williams.

Those wanting to tune into the action will have the opportunity to purchase a one-round viewing pass at the price of $9.99 or a series subscription which includes all coverage on demand after the events at a low cost of $25.97 at 35% off, starting December 22nd you can use the code ‘Speedway-2018’ in the coupon section of the pay window to increase the discount to 50% for the series pass $19.99 50% offer expires 31st December. https://nrgtv.cleeng.com/australian-solo-speedway-championship-rnd-1-kurrie-kurrie-nsw/E607053082_AU

The 2018 Australian Senior Solo Speedway Championship will kick off in less than four weeks’ time, with every minute of the action broadcast live online, thanks to NRGTV.