MTRSPT1 Network Launches On SLING TV Streaming Platform - Speedway Digest

MTRSPT1, the live streaming network delivering premium motorsports entertainment to a worldwide audience, has signed a multi-year agreement with SLING TV, the live streaming TV service available on all major streaming devices, smart televisions, tablets, game consoles, computers and smartphones.

MTRSPT1 is the one-stop destination for all motorsports fans. Featuring LIVE races, 40+ series and more than 2,000 hours of content, the channel promises to be a great addition to SLING’s lineup as the only motorsports channel selected to launch on the platform. Now all SLING users can enjoy the two-wheel, four-wheel and other racing action for free, along with magazine and builder shows, documentaries and lifestyle programming, with no payment or credit card required to watch.

“We are committed to making our world-class content accessible to all motorsports fans across all platforms and with SLING TV we continue to deliver on that commitment” said John Duff, MTRSPT1 Chief Operating Officer.

For more information about programming, visit www.MTRSPT1.com.

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