Race Freqs

[rambow]

I have a Pro-99 scanner,I thank the car freqs is last year.Where can I get a new list of this year.
Thanks
James

 

[HoDo]

http://motorsports.thepaddock.com/freqs/wc_freqs.html

 

[jhooten]

nascar=nextel :evil:

 

[WesFFXFire]

Well it's kinda late in the season now to get new frequencies. But some of those frequencies havn't changed in 10 years, like Mark Martin, Dale Jarrett etc.....most teams it seems keep the same frequenices year to year, the only thing you gotta figure out it if they are on Ch1 or Ch2.....I get Racing Electronics to clone my scanner for me. They charge $10 a year now to get it done. But they will clone it as many times as you want so you can get it done for Trucks & Busch then change to Nextel........anyway good luck. I'm not sure there are any updated lists on the internet that are going to be accurate since some of the teams change on race weekend.

 

[jerneedog]

The above mentioned site, is what I've used for this year, but they seem
to have used up their bandwidth.

nascar=nextel :evil:

??????

 

[radioscan]

Here is the list, it is dead on accurate as I confirmed all
the primary freqs in use at the Brickyard 400 in August.


Car Driver Primary 2nd Alt 1 Alt 2

0 Ward Burton 466.5000 469.1375
1 John Andretti 466.6875 464.9250 451.3250
2 Rusty Wallace 451.8250 452.6750 464.8250 453.6750
4 Jimmy Spencer 468.8500 464.3000 461.7500 464.3875
5 Terry Labonte 468.2125 469.4875 467.0375
6 Mark Martin 460.9500 466.7500 468.5625 463.4000
7 Ultra Motorsports 457.3750 463.1750
8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 464.8750 452.0500 467.0250 465.8875
9 Kasey Khane 451.8500 452.6500 462.7625 462.5875
10 Scott Riggs 457.1750 452.1250 457.2125 465.7125
12 Ryan Newman 464.8000 464.8500 465.9750 469.6625
14 Larry Foyt 462.7375 460.4875
15 Michael Waltrip 464.9500 463.7250 453.7250 451.9000
16 Greg Biffle 468.4500 451.1375 461.3500
17 Matt Kenseth 462.2000 462.4500 463.9500 463.7125
18 Bobby Labonte 451.3000 451.3500 451.9500 451.6000
19 Jeremy Mayfield 456.8500 452.4500 452.9750 465.9875
20 Tony Stewart 451.4000 451.5000 451.6000 451.9500
21 Ricky Rudd 463.6875 451.3750 452.2000
22 Scott Wimmer 468.9375 462.8375
23 Tony Raines 460.1625 464.1750
24 Jeff Gordon 467.0625 468.2125 465.8625
25 Brian Vickers 466.7875 462.0625 469.4625 465.0250
29 Kevin Harvick 469.0125 466.0250 462.0250 463.2250
30 Dave Blaney 469.2375 464.4625 464.2125 469.4625
31 Robby Gordon 468.5750 468.6000 464.0750 468.2500
32 Ricky Craven 463.3500 857.7875 860.8625 467.7500
33 Kerry Earnhardt 468.2500
37 Andy Hillenburg 462.3375 457.5250
38 Elliott Sadler 466.9500 466.4500
40 Sterling Marlin 461.3750 462.1000 463.9375
41 Casey Mears 458.0000 457.0250 460.9750
42 Jamie McMurray 466.1000 452.7000
43 Jeff Green 467.7750 464.4500 464.3250
44 Christian Fittipaldi 464.3250 465.6750 461.5500 464.3500
45 Kyle Petty 461.2250 464.4000 466.1750
46 Carl Long 468.7125
48 Jimmie Johnson 452.2375 451.9875 466.3375
49 Ken Schrader 461.4125 466.2875 461.4175
50 P.J. Jones 463.9750 468.7125
51 Kevin Lepage 460.7625 467.8875
72 Kirk Shelmerdine 467.8250
77 Brendan Gaughan 463.8875 468.8875 466.2625
80 Mike Bliss 451.9000
80 Randy Lajoie 466.8625
84 Kyle Busch 461.3375 466.3375 459.1000 457.8875
88 Dale Jarrett 468.5250 466.4125 466.3750
89 Morgan Shepherd 467.0125 466.3750b
90 RCR 467.5125
90 A.J. Henrikson 467.1625 461.5375
91 Bill Elliott 462.6750 462.5875
94 Stanton Barrett 451.7125
97 Kurt Busch 465.9750 460.7250 469.4500 463.4250
98 Todd Bodine 466.1375 461.9500
99 Jeff Burton 466.2750 466.8625
00 Kenny Wallace 464.6625 463.2375
01 Joe Nemecheck 463.2875 461.3250 461.2175 461.2125
02 Jason Jarrett 452.0750 463.2125 461.1750 459.3625
04 Eric McClure 464.3000
09 Bobby Hamilton, Jr. 460.7375 465.2125 469.2875

NASCAR Officials
1. 461.2000 6. 451.2750
2. 464.7750 7. 451.4250
3. 464.6000 8. 451.4500
4. 451.2250
5. 463.6250


Scoring
451.575
451.175


Broadcast
Radio - 454.000
FOX - 450.3000
NBC - 450.5875
FOX - 450.5250
TNT - 450.5875
FOX - 450.0375


Mark

 

[rambow]

Thanks for your time.....
James

 

[jerneedog]

Very nice Mark!
I'll have to copy those and compare them to what I have.
Thanks!

 

[Rax]

nascar=nextel :evil:

It means NASCAR basically sold out to Nextel. Nextel took over the title sponsorship and the behind-the-scenes rumors are Nextel wants to shut out all radios (scanners) except their own. My problem with it so far is I can use my scanner for basically free but Nextel is charging between $5-$10 per race for the same access/feeds.

 

[jerneedog]

It means NASCAR basically sold out to Nextel. Nextel took over the title sponsorship and the behind-the-scenes rumors are Nextel wants to shut out all radios (scanners) except their own. My problem with it so far is I can use my scanner for basically free but Nextel is charging between $5-$10 per race for the same access/feeds.

I knew about the FanScan, but didn't know that they are talking about not
letting us use scanners at the track. That's BS!

 

[jasonmrule]

Uniden has a deal with Nascar to produce Nascar branded scanners so I do not think they will stop the use of scanners anytime soon.

 

[Rax]

I think the Nextel-only policy is long term and definitely won't happen anytime soon. The last thing I heard that I believe was that NASCAR is buying Action and trying to find a way to take control from Racing Electronics. Now that they've got the merchandising in their pockets your radio is next.

 

[scanfan03]

nascar=nextel :evil:

When did you hear this? Last time I heard, Nextel said they weren't gonna make scanners obsolete for us race fans.

 

[jhooten]

Nextel wants to replace all team radio communications with Nextel PTT service. They will set up a portable Nextel system and take it to each race. Since all team communicatins are now over a "wireless telephone" service it will be illegal to monitor the team communications with a monitor radio. Not to mention the fact that the signals are digital and encrypted. You will have to subscribe to nextel and "pay per view" to hear the team you want to listen to.

It is being "sold" to the teams as a security measure. The other teams will no longer be able to monitor your team radio to learn your race plan and the changes to it as the race progresses.

It is part of the plan to enhance the profits for the new series sponser. May not be this year. May not be next year. Unless something drastic happens in the nascar world it will happen.

 

[jhooten]

nascar=nextel :evil:

When did you hear this? Last time I heard, Nextel said they weren't gonna make scanners obsolete for us race fans.

Talking to some nascar team members who themselves race SCCA/NASA events. The subject got around to how some club racing teams are using Cell phones for car to pit comunications because of the unlimited weekend airtime plans are more cost effective than investing in radio equipment and the hassle of liscensing. They mentioned how Nextel was "suggesting" the teams would be better off with their service. When the title sponser of your series suggest their product would be good for you to use, you end up getting to use it if you want to or not. Money talks.................

Yes I know rumor and speculation.

 

[WesFFXFire]

It would be a real shame if they encrypted thier radios or switched to a system the fan would not be able to monitor. Listening to the drivers at the track had become a huge business for companies like Racing Electronics and Racing Radios among others. Scanners have become part of the entire "fan experience". But someday it'll probably happen.

 

[radioscan]

Cup series will never switch over to Nextel or any service for car/crew communitions. It would alienate millions (yes millions) of the race fans who put out good money to see these races. There are probably more race fans with scanners than there are hobbyists. I guarantee you that there are at the least several thousand if not tens of thousands of race fans who enjoy enhancing their race experience with a scanner at each race. For Nextel to take that aspect away would be ludicrous. The old adage "Don't bite that hand that feeds you." would apply to that situation perfectly. Race teams have been using two way radio for many years now, obviously trying to keep other teams from listening in is of no concern. They know the fans are listening in and they sure don't mind that at all. To think Nextel would force (perhaps encourage is a better word) teams to switch to Nextel services is just not going to happen. It would errode the fan base faster than a Jeff Gordon qualifiying lap!

Mark

 

[Voyager]

Nextel wants to replace all team radio communications with Nextel PTT service. They will set up a portable Nextel system and take it to each race. Since all team communicatins are now over a "wireless telephone" service it will be illegal to monitor the team communications with a monitor radio.

NexTel is NOT a wireless telephone service. They are not subject to the same conditions as Cellular. They are more equal to a trunked radio system that happens to have interconnect abilities.

The fact that the protocol used (IDEN) is proprietary makes it not able to be added to scanners without permission of the format owner.

Joe M.

 

[WesFFXFire]

Radioscan, I agree that at least for the time being NASCAR will not take the ability ot monitor teams away from the fans. It has become big business and a majority of the fans listen in to thier favorite driver. I have been taking a scanner to the races for about 12 years now and it started several years before that.

But I can asssure you the race teams would ALL be on 800mhz with encrypted radios if NASCAR would allow them, Lord knows each team has the money to make it to where no one else could listen in. But NASCAR also listens in and I suppose likes the ability to monitor each team and find out what they are saying. But if you read Nextel Cup Scene, several issues back there was an article about TV broadcasting the scanner traffic and how other teams "eavesdrop" on other teams to find out what they are doing during practice. Bascially the teams were griping about everyone listening in on thier transmissions. So I can assure you no team is happy about all these people listening in. They would all switch to encrpted radio's if NASCAR would let them !!!!!