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Chili Bowl PPV live on Racinboys.com

Kirk Elliot - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (November 19, 2013) -- Year 2014 begins a new chapter in the history of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire. For the first time, race fans worldwide not able to attend this prestigious event will now be able to watch five days of Chili Bowl preliminary racing plus all four days of the Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout on RacinBoys.com.

Entering its ninth year as the live internet home of the Chili Bowl, RacinBoys offers more than 60 hours of live Pay-Per-View racing action leading up to MAVTV’s exclusive coverage of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl championship races on Saturday, January 18.

"RacinBoys couldn’t be more excited about doing Pay-Per-View of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout," commented RacinBoys President Scott Traylor.

"It’s been our goal for the last eight years to bring video to open wheel fans around the world. We want to thank Emmett Hahn and Lanny Edwards, Lucas Oil as well as MAVTV for giving us the opportunity to bring live video to Chili Bowl fans around the world."

RacinBoys has assembled an all-star crew of announcers, camera-men and producers for both events. Justin Zoch, Bryan Gapinski, Rob Klepper, Bryan Hulbert, Jim Childers, and Scotty Cook will be among the voices calling the action with Jeff Converse, Craig Jensen, and Dean Mills manning the cameras. Veteran motorsports television producer Steve Griswold also joins the RacinBoys team for this unprecedented, and extensive coverage of the 28th Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals presented by General Tire.

Fans can now purchase both Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout, happening January 1-4, 2014, and Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire, taking place January 14-18, 2014, by visiting http://www.racinboys.com.

View each day of the Tulsa Shootout for $15.00 (Wed-Thu-Fri), $20 (Sat) or entire event package for $54.99.

The Chili Bowl can be seen for $25.00 each day or $99.00 for the entire five days.

Note: RacinBoys will NOT be carrying Saturday night’s championship feature race as MAVTV broadcasts live from the Chili Bowl for the first time. Saturday qualifier coverage begins around 12:00 P.M. (CT) and continues until MAVTV takes over live during opening ceremonies at 6:30 P.M.

Tulsa Shootout and Chili Bowl webcasts on RacinBoys are brought to you by Lucas Oil Products and MAVTV under the exclusive permission granted by EFH Company.

For more information about the RacinBoys PPV events or sponsorship opportunities, send e-mail to [email protected].

Everythig sounds cool about the chilli bowl, willing to put some cash down until I read no live coverage on Saturday with MavTV taking over.  unfortunately i do not get MavTv on Verizon Fios (only on demand).  It would be like getting all hot and bothered for a week, and when you are ready for the  climax of the weekend, the final mains, you are cut off cold turkey.

Might still buy a few nights,but what a drag to miss the action at the end of Saturday.  Might be time to change providers

 Find out which of your friends has direct TV or just get it as it's better than any cable I've ever had.

Half the lies they tell about me aren't true. 

agree 100%

Pretty much get it for the internet which I need for iracing     any suggestions for fast, stable internet prodvider better than verizon for the price.  It time for renewal anyway.  Direcet is good ?, maybe should check them out, thanks

(Jackslash has a weekly recap of racing on MavTv too, another reason to switch)