Dirt Track at Charlotte
FAQ: World Finals pay-per-view information
Frequently asked questions about DirtonDirt.com's live pay-per-view productions of the World of Outlaws World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, N.C., on Nov. 7-9.
Where do I find the live video?: Click this link (it will be active each evening).
What kind of pay-per-view packages are available?: Click this link.
What if I’m having technical problems?: Contact us. Emails or text messages are preferable to phone calls (because of the noise at the racetrack, in part) and we’ll respond as quickly as possible:
Michael Rigsby: michael@dirtondirt.com or (309) 824-8495
Amber Rigsby: amber@dirtondirt.com or (618) 570-8352
Andy Savary: andy@dirtondirt.com or (563) 580-9508
Joshua Joiner: joshua@dirtondirt.com or (850) 232-9331
What will I get if purchase the pay-per-view?: Multicamera coverage of the action, along with roving reporter, driver interviews, instant replay, pre-race show, post-race recap and more. Each night's coverage will feature the World of Outlaws Late Models, World of Outlaws STP Sprint Cars and Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds. You’ll also have the opportunity to chat with other viewers.
How much does it cost?: Check our ordering page for package details. A three-day package for DirtonDirt.com subscribers is $47.99 (or $49.99 for non-subscribers). A single-day package for Thursday is $14.99 and a single-day package for Friday and/or Saturday is $27.99.
Is my computer capable of receiving pay-per-view?: If you have a high-speed connection and you're typically able to view videos online, you're set. Regularly-used computers five years old or newer with recent software shouldn't have any problems.
Is it just like watching TV?: For the most part, although you computer screen is likely a bit smaller and the picture isn't quite as a sharp as some television broadcasts. As long as you have a steady high-speed internet connection, you should be able to watch smooth video throughout each night's program.
Is the live production available on mobile devices?: A computer and full web browser may provide the best experience, but most smartphones and tablets, including iPhones and iPads, can be used as well.
What's the racing schedule?: Thursday's card features two rounds of qualifying for Late Models and sprint cars, along with two programs of preliminary action for big-block modifieds. Friday and Saturday's cards will feature complete racing programs (minus time trials) for the Late Models and sprints, along with a main event for the big-block modifieds. Each night's Late Model and sprint car programs will be headlined by a $12,000-to-win main event.
What time does the production begin?: About 4:45 p.m. on Thursday and 3:45 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. (All times Eastern and subject to change).
Can I watch from work?: Maybe not. Many places of business use security firewalls on computer systems that prevent live video. If you receive a server message (something like rtmp://dirtondirt.streamguys.com:80/live) it's likely a firewall issue. Most home networks won't have such firewall issues.
What if it rains? You will be granted access to watch the event whenever it is made up. If the event is not made up, those who order can receive a full refund or viewing credit towards a different DirtonDirt.com live broadcast of similar value.
Who will be announcing?: Ben Shelton, Johnny Gibson and Shane Andrews will call the action, with Dustin Jarrett serving as the roving reporter.
Who is doing the production?: DirtonDirt.com co-founder Michael Rigsby will oversee a specially assembled production team that brings extensive broadcast experience. Jay Williams of Parker Street Productions is directing with videography by the CBS Sports team, Derek Kessinger, Steve Gigeous and Will Gigeous, and assistance from others.
