We’d love to feature your in-car camera feed on ChampCar.Live! If you're live-streaming your in-car feed to YouTube or Facebook (non-commercial accounts only—no ads or licensed music), please complete the form below.
Our broadcast team will review submissions and include feeds when possible. However, due to technical limitations or an already full lineup of cameras, we may not always be able to use your feed. Our broadcast truck typically operates with only two 56K modems for the weekend.
💡 Tip: Add a nameplate in your car so we know who’s driving—whether to praise their heroics or joke about an off-track excursion!
Troubleshooting Your StreamIf your feed is skipping, dropping out, or not working properly, try the following:
✅ Lower your resolution – 480p works best at most tracks, balancing quality and frame rate. What works on Friday move-in may not work on race day when network traffic increases.
✅ Optimize your hotspot placement – Keep it near the seatbelt bar, not buried in the car behind metal. Avoid mounting it on the dash, as heat can cause shutdowns.
✅ Monitor power supply –
- Use vehicle 12V power with a USB 5V adapter instead of relying on batteries.
- Some AT&T and Verizon hotspots overheat while charging, so fully charge them beforehand and let them run on battery when possible.
✅ Watch your data usage – Many "unlimited" cell plans throttle speeds after 10GB–20GB, which can cause choppy video—especially late in long races.
🚫 No Twitch feeds – Twitch ads violate YouTube’s Terms of Service.
📌 Note: Some event locations may not be on the official calendar.
Thank you for helping make ChampCar.Live even better! 🎥🏁