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VidaneTV to Livestream 2026
Championship Night at Shenandoah Speedway on October 10th
Statesville,
North Carolina (September 28, 2026) – Many have inquired over
recent time about when Super Cup Stock Car Series races will return
to being broadcast in their entirety.
Through discussions and coordination those questions are
being answered.
VidaneTV is a
broadcasting and media production company that has predominantly
streamed semi-professional shows for iRacing and other eSports over
the past 20 years. Paul
Strickland Jr., who along with a couple buddies took ownership of
the platform six and a half years ago, has delved into camera
operations for various livestreaming networks in his free time.
That has included banner short track racing events up and
down the east coast across the last few years, learning the
behind-the-scenes intricacies that go into all of it.
That and an ongoing
friendship with series PR Coordinator, Aaron Creed, resulted in
deciding there could not be a better time than now for himself as
well as current business partner and an occasional Stafford Motor
Speedway competitor Gary Spinnato to collaborate and offer
interested individuals unable to make it to Shenandoah Speedway on
Saturday, October 10th the opportunity to view Championship Night.
“If you would
have told me back in March 2020 when Wes Hoag, Kyle Young, and
myself started VidaneTV that we'd be getting ready to stream our
first real race, I'd have called you crazy,” the Connecticut-based
Strickland remarked. “Now
I get to bring Gary Spinnato into the fold as we continue to bridge
the gap between sim racing and real racing. The Super Cup Stock Car
Series has given us an opportunity to take it a step further.”
The reality of this
being a possibility continued to grow during a trip to the state of
Maine last month.
“We bumped into
Aaron Creed, who has been in the booth with us for the NEP (New
England and Pennsylvania) iRacing Series for a few years now, up at
Oxford Plains Speedway last month,” Strickland added. “We
floated the idea of streaming the Super Cup Twin 50s and have
decided that we will be covering the full night of racing from
Shenandoah Speedway on Valley to Victory Championship Night on
Saturday, October 10th.”
The Super Cup Stock
Car Series is expecting likely its largest field for its final main
events of the season after a more than three-month layoff due to
multiple postponements and cancellations that were not anticipated.
Chrissy Wallace currently holds a 150-point advantage over
Damian Payton, both of which are searching for their first SCSCS
title. Two-time champion
Harvey Harrison sits a slim 30 back from Payton.
In addition to the
stock car action, Shenandoah Speedway has a loaded night of exciting
local racing with extended-length features for their Legends, Crown
Vics, and Bandoleros. Stock
4s are also on the program as well as the visiting Virginia Sprint
Cars.
Coverage will be
streamed to the VidaneTV YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/vidanetv/live)
at no charge. Ample
advertising is available for low rates, offering brand exposure
throughout the broadcast and will contribute toward providing
viewers with the best experience possible. Contact
vidaneracing@gmail.com for more information.
Further details
previewing the upcoming races and a race day schedule for the
weekend at Shenandoah Speedway will be forthcoming and can be found
on the Super Cup Stock Car Series official web site supercupstockcarseries.com
as well as on Facebook (search Super Cup Stock Car Series), Twitter
(@SCSCSRacing), Instagram (SCSCS_Racing), and https://www.youtube.com/SCSCSRacing.
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