nascar freg.

[lwpruitt]

could someone send me a web address to where I can get all the car freq.my email is lwpruitt@yahoo.com thanks

 

[buckeyeboy30]

When you get to the track you can buy a freq. list from racing electronics booth or you can have them program it for you. Racing Electronics - Welcome!

 

[ff-medic]

NASCANNER: 2011 NASCAR Nationwide Auto Racing Frequencies, Schedule, and Driver Guide

That took about 2 minutes with " google ".

A good friend whom I used to ride work EMS with said the freqs are listed at the track.

If anything , as you can see - take a handscanner with you that either has - " Close Call " or similar freq counter ; or search the business freqs after adjusting the squelch on the radio accordingly.

Hope this helps.

FF - Medic !!!1

 

[Forts]

Those freqs look pretty out of date in places (for example they show Elliott Sadler in the #19 cup car.... He's not running cup this year). I'm sure lots of updates will appear during Speedweeks.

Take a look over at Jayski's page too.... He has a scanner section.

 

[maddogdecker]

Racing Freq

I'm more then willing to send anyone the lastest list from Racing Electronics. All I need is an email, can't post them on reference. Here are some of list i have access to Sprint Cup, Nationwide, Camping World Truck, IRL, NHRA, ARCA and more.

 

[acepilot340]

Those freqs look pretty out of date in places (for example they show Elliott Sadler in the #19 cup car.... He's not running cup this year). I'm sure lots of updates will appear during Speedweeks.

Take a look over at Jayski's page too.... He has a scanner section.

The frequencies listed at NASCANNER are current. NA$CAR issues a frequency to a car number, not a driver. The drivers for some teams change every week, but the frequency will stay the same.

 

[Austin4Wyo]

The Jayski site usually has an updated list as well. Can't recall the URL, and be prepared to see a page that looks like it was designed by a 7th grader, but the information, for all intents and purposes, is perfectly useful.

 

[Forts]

It looks like the NASCANNER page has been updated so give that a try. Jayski's list is at Jayski's® NASCAR Sprint Cup Silly Season Site... Look in the 'Race Resources' box.

 

[newsphotog]

Are NASCAR driver freqs still analog, particularly for Nationwide races? I heard that NASCAR officials are TRBO but I want to make sure drivers are still using analog before I splurge on a handheld for my first NASCAR race this summer.

 

[Forts]

All teams are analog (as well as race control). As mentioned by Nascar many times they have no plans of changing this anytime soon.

 

[newsphotog]

Thanks! I am a nascar noob.

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[rob357]

Actually NASCAR does have and does use Digital modes at most of the larger tracks, We have been using Digital for a few years now. I know this for a fact, I am affiliated with NASCAR.

 

[mobilejoe]

Any tips for using a uniden bcd396xxt at the nascar races especially programming it.

 

[Forts]

Use PL/DCS tones where possible (usually LOTS of users in a little bit of UHF spectrum at the track) and have a good set of earmuff headphones!

 

[Forts]

Actually NASCAR does have and does use Digital modes at most of the larger tracks, We have been using Digital for a few years now. I know this for a fact, I am affiliated with NASCAR.

Yes.... it has been discussed at great length about the officials and secondary team comms being TRBO digital. BUT... primary driver/spotter comms and race control are analog.