FanVision Entertainment, the company that produces video devices used by race fans at NASCAR events, has ceased operations due to the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The news was announced in a statement from Racing Electronics, the company which sold and supported FanVision devices at NASCAR tracks through a license with FanVision Entertainment.
Racing Electronics, which is owned by NASCAR, can no longer sell or support the devices.
“We recognize this news will be met with disappointment by motorsports fans across the country who utilized FanVision’s products as part of their at-track experience,” Racing Electronics president Chad Willis said in a statement.
“To help fans and industry members transition to Racing Electronics products, we are working with existing FanVision device owners to solve their race day needs. When Racing Electronics returns to the track, fans and industry members will have access to all the sounds that make racing so special.”
WILL THERE BE A FANVISION / RACING ELECTRONICS TRAILER AT THE BRISTOL SPRING RACE MARCH 29,2021.
IF NOT HOW DO WE ACTIVATE FOR THE RACE
Hey Tammy, Racing Electronics should be at the track for the Bristol race in 2021.
So the fanvision scanner I bought is useless now?