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FloRacing and MRN to broadcast ValleyStar Credit Union 300

Late Model Stock Car racing’s crown jewel will be available to a nationwide audience

Ken Childs | Martinsville Speedway

Saturday night’s ValleyStar Credit Union 300 will once again be broadcast to a national audience on radio and streaming television.

FloRacing, the official streaming media partner of NASCAR’s regional and grassroots racing programs, will air live, flag-to-flag coverage of Late Model Stock Car racing’s most prestigious race.  The Motor Racing Network (MRN), meanwhile, has been providing live coverage of the race since 2017.

“As the best late model stock car racers compete in the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway, the outstanding at-track experience will only be enhanced with ‘The Voice of NASCAR’ on MRN and FloRacing calling the fierce flag-to-flag action,” Martinsville Speedway President Clay Campbell said in a NASCAR press release. “We are proud to welcome the Motor Racing Network and FloRacing to broadcast the nation’s biggest, richest and most prestigious NASCAR Late Model Stock Car race.”

Veteran announcers Alex Hayden and Dave Moody will call the action from the booth with Tim Catalfamo in the turns and Steve Post providing analysis and pit reporting for MRN. The radio broadcast coverage will start at 6:30pm EDT and will be available on participating affiliates as well as MRN’s digital platforms.

“Martinsville Speedway is one of the toughest tracks in motorsports and continues to be the perfect backdrop to test the best drivers and teams in Late Model Stock Car Racing,” Motor Racing Network President Chris Schwartz stated in a NASCAR release. “Each year the Motor Racing Network team looks forward to being on hand to call the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 and this year’s format will surely raise the level of competition for the biggest payout in NASCAR Late Model racing!”

FloRacing’s streaming video coverage will begin at 3pm EDT on Saturday.

Marquis comes from St. Charles, Maryland and has a widespread background in journalism, having covered politics in Washington and Maryland as well as nearly every form of auto racing, including NASCAR, IndyCar, AMA Motocross and IHRA Drag Racing. Now living near Emerald Isle, North Carolina, Marquis covers Late Model Stock Cars and Super Late Models in the Carolinas and Virginia.

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