Supercars fans will be able to watch key moments from the drivers' perspective with the series annnouncing the introduction of visor cam from 2023. RepcoSC
The Australian series has inked a deal with Racing Force to use its Driver’s Eye technology starting next year.
“The Repco Supercars Championship is yet another top motorsport series to adopt the Driver's Eye technology to enrich the show with its spectacular immersive experience,” said Alexandros Miotto Haristos, COO, Racing Force Group. “This agreement is an important milestone for the Driver's Eye technology that signs its rapid expansion across the world of car racing and soon also in other disciplines."
“The camera will be positioned at eye-level on the protective padding on the inside lining of the helmet, transmitting live footage from behind the visor directly to television screens.
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