MAVTV Motorsports Network is spreading the love this February with action-packed racing and brand new episodes of Full Custom Garage! Beginning with the launch of a new programming block showcasing racings future stars, After School Next Gen Racing, featuring MotoAmerica’s Jr. Cup on Wednesday, February 3rd at 4 pm ET.
Telecasts from previous rounds of the 2021 Hoosier Arenacross series are featured on the Motorsports Network every Friday this month at 6 pm ET, beginning February 5. MAVTV will also showcase MotoAmerica’s premier road racers competing at speeds exceeding 200 miles-per-hour during a MotoAmerica RACE DAY: Superbikes broadcast on Friday, February 5, at 7 pm ET.
A new season of Full Custom Garage comes to MAVTV on Sunday, February 7, at 11 am ET, with new episodes of the exciting car build series featuring Ian Roussel. The inaugural Winter Heat Series on NASCAR Heat 5 is a brand new four-event esport tournament with a total of $47,000 up for grabs. Telecasts of the latest esports series are scheduled for broadcast on MAVTV every Sunday at 9:30 pm ET, starting February 7.
Special programming from the 2021 Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals is also featured this month on MAVTV. Broadcasts of the intense battles from inside the River Spirit Expo Center are available for viewing on February 14, February 21 and February 28 at 3 pm ET and again at 11 pm ET. On Monday, February 22, the Motorsports Network will have another round of special programming, this time showcasing part two of the 2021 Tulsa Shootout. Tune in to MAVTV at 9 pm ET to relive the action from the country’s largest micro sprint race event.
Live racing also returns to MAVTV on Friday, February 19, with broadcasts of the Hoosier Arenacross series from Tulsa, Oklahoma, beginning at 8 pm ET. Additionally, MAVTV will feature a live telecast of the Hoosier Arenacross series from Tunica, Mississippi, on Friday, February 26, at 8 pm ET.
MAVTV is now available to more viewers than ever before. With a total of 220 providers across cable, satellite, telco, and digital broadcast platforms, including AT&T U-verse, Charter/Spectrum, DIRECTV, Fios by Verizon, FuboTV, Google, Mediacom, and many more, the country’s premier motorsports network is seen in more than 30-million households.
Race fans who don’t have MAVTV should contact their local cable, satellite, or other subscription service provider to get details on how to add it to their channel lineup. A full list of providers, shows, and scheduled broadcasts can be found by visiting www.MAVTV.com.
