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TORONTO, ONTARIO (September 25, 2017) - Canada's premier stock car racing series will make its USA and Canadian series debut on MAVTV Motorsports Network on Tuesday, October 3 at 12:00pm ET. Since its debut in 2007, the NASCAR Pinty's Series has built a strong following among Canadian racing fans as the nation's top professional motorsports series.
Featuring Canada's elite racers and teams competing at the country's top stock car ovals, road courses and motorsports events, the NASCAR Pinty's Series is the pinnacle of racing in Canada. In October - for the first time ever - American racing fans will also be able to experience the excitement of this incredibly competitive series when it begins airing both in the US and Canada on MAVTV Motorsports Network.
Within weeks of the series crowning its champion, on September 23 at Ontario's all-new Jukasa Motor Speedway, MAVTV Motorsports Network will commence broadcasting the tour's 13 races over the course of 12 consecutive weeks.
"Pinty's is very pleased to be associated with MAVTV and its unique and authentic programming," said Tony Spiteri, VP Marketing/R&D for Pinty's Delicious Foods. "We have much in common with our target audiences and we're looking forward to a mutually beneficial partnership."
The concept of putting Canada's top stock car series on the air in the US isn't new. The CASCAR Super Series was the predecessor to the NASCAR Pinty's Series and those races had a huge following on SPEED Channel when they aired at the conclusion of the NASCAR Cup Series season.
"When our CASCAR races previously aired in America, we gained a lot of fans who were hungry for our brand of Canadian short track and road racing events," said NPS TV producer Joel Robinson, of Fuel MediaLab, which will produce the series. "The NASCAR Pinty's Series showcases the same professional, talented and aggressive driving so we're confident it will once again strike a chord with American racing fans when it airs on MAVTV."
The 13-race NASCAR Pinty's Series consists of 12 shows. Nine of the broadcasts will be 60 minutes in length, while three will be 90 minutes long.
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