NASCAR Frequencies | NASCAR Scanner Frequencies

What fun is it having a NASCAR Scanner if you have no idea as to how to tune in your favorite driver and his crew? Just like on a regular radio, you have to know how to find your favorite station on the dial.

It’s the same with your new NASCAR Scanner. We publish a list of the NASCAR Frequencies.
Once you have logged in your NASCAR Scanner Frequencies, now it’s time to have some serious race fun!

So You May be Wondering…What Exactly Will You Hear On Your NASCAR Scanner?
You are going to be on a completely different race experience level. You will hear race car drivers, their crew chiefs, their spotters, and even race officials. You can even hear radio and TV broadcasts, provided the race is being carried on radio and TV.

I’m Not A Techie. Will I Be Able To Program And Easily Use My Scanner?
If you can operate a microwave oven or your cable remote (I still have a problem with that one..) then you’ll have no problem with your race scanner.

I’m Confused..What Range Of NASCAR Frequencies Will I Need To Hear Everything?
the Nextel / Sprint Cup Series is found on 450-470 MHz and can be heard within a mile or so of the track. The Busch Series races can be found on the same NASCAR Scanner Frequencies

Can my Wife And I Both Listen to Our NASCAR Scanner?
Sure! With a splitter you can tie-in 4 separate headsets.

My NASCAR Scanner Has Like 200 Channels Yet There Are Not Nearly That Many Drivers. Why So Many Channels?
Two words. Convenience and features. A lot of races are weekend events. On a 200 channel scanner, you can preprogram two series of racing in your scanner prior to arriving at the speedway. Each driver in each race can be assigned to a different channel. It would only take about 20 minutes to program…depending upon you BI (Budweiser Intake).

So go lock in your NASCAR Frequencies and get ready for the next race!