NASCAR and Recast launch its new partnership to increase viewership options and drive fan engagement in select international markets

Edinburgh, Scotland, April 10, 2025 – NASCAR, America’s premier motorsport organization, has partnered with Recast, the premium fintech-for-media company to enhance access for motorsports fans worldwide.

With three National Series in the United States – the NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series – as well as International Series in Mexico (NASCAR Mexico Series), Canada (NASCAR Pinty’s Series), Europe (NASCAR Whelen Euro Series), and Brasil (NASCAR Brasil Sprint Race) NASCAR boasts a global footprint, with Cup Series broadcasts available in more than 190 countries and 26 languages. While NASCAR enjoys long-standing broadcast partnerships across the globe, its international fanbase is expanding, creating a growing demand for flexible, direct access to race day content across the globe. At launch, content will focus primarily on the NASCAR Xfinity Series and CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races.

“Our collaboration with Recast is a game-changer in how we connect with our global fanbase. NASCAR has an incredibly passionate international audience, and this partnership allows us to meet them where they are, on a flexible basis particularly for those who don’t have access to NASCAR racing via an in-market broadcast.” said Nick Skipper, Managing Director, Media Strategy at NASCAR. “By leveraging Recast’s innovative technology, we can expand our reach into underserved markets while gaining valuable insights into fan engagement. This is an exciting next chapter for how NASCAR content is distributed and consumed worldwide.”

By integrating RecastPay into their site, NASCAR can now offer international consumers seamless, flexible, pay-as-you-go access to NASCAR racing in key global markets, ensuring that fans worldwide can experience the action on their terms—without the need for a subscription.

“This partnership with NASCAR represents a major step forward in the evolution of sports content distribution,” said Andy Meikle, Founder & CEO of Recast. “Fans are demanding greater flexibility, and the traditional one-size-fits-all subscription model is no longer the only option. By combining NASCAR’s thrilling racing with Recast’s cutting-edge payment technology, we will unlock new audiences via our unique affiliate engine, deliver new revenue streams, and provide NASCAR with powerful data-driven insights to fuel future growth. NASCAR is leading the way in embracing the future of sports media, and we’re proud to be partnering with them in leading this transformation.”

Unlocking Global Audiences with Recast

RecastPay empowers media owners to sell any form of media or digital asset at a fair and affordable price, directly to any consumer. Users sign up for free and only pay for what they want, making NASCAR events more accessible than ever.

Designed to deliver new revenue by complementing existing monetization strategies, Recast provides a powerful solution for organizations seeking to expand their global audience, unlock dark markets, and increase engagement through content syndication and affiliate distribution on a pay-per-view basis.

How NASCAR Will Utilize Recast:

• Flexible Global Access – NASCAR will leverage RecastPay, a universal media wallet to provide flexible access to Xfinity and CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races internationally, in territories where traditional broadcast is currently unavailable.
• Seamless Integration – Content will be easily accessible via NASCAR’s official website, NASCAR.com/watchnow, ensuring a frictionless user experience.
• Data-Driven Growth – NASCAR will gain direct access to opted-in email addresses and in-depth audience insights from every transaction, enabling smarter engagement strategies. This creates new opportunities for audience engagement and monetization while strengthening relationships between brands, creators, and consumers.
• Content Syndication & Affiliates – Recast’s Syndication & Affiliate Engine will incentivize their community, media sites and brands to promote NASCAR races, expanding reach at no cost and driving new revenue streams with each approved affiliate earning immediately for every referred transaction.

NASCAR’s partnership with Recast exemplifies the future of media distribution—offering unmatched flexibility, unlocking new audiences, and driving sustainable monetization through cutting-edge micropayment solutions. As Recast continues to redefine how media is accessed and valued, this collaboration highlights its commitment to empowering media owners and enhancing the fan experience worldwide. By providing seamless, subscription-free access to NASCAR races, Recast is setting a new standard for the industry, ensuring that audiences everywhere can engage with the content they love—on their terms.

About Recast

Recast is a premium fintech solution empowering media owners to sell any digital media or asset direct-to-consumers, or via affiliates, anywhere, at any price – starting from just $0.01. Every transaction is powered by RecastPay — a universal media wallet that integrates seamlessly into any platform with no upfront costs, providing consumers with flexible, subscription-free purchasing power.

Recast’s proprietary affiliate and syndication engine allows media owners to incentivize approved third parties to promote and sell their media, with revenue instantly distributed to all stakeholders. Recast’s integrated data and marketing tools help media owners understand audience behavior, optimize content performance, and engage directly with consumers to drive maximum value.

Based in Edinburgh and backed by US VC Morpheus Ventures, Recast is redefining how media is valued and monetized.

About NASCAR

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for the No. 1 form of motorsports in the United States and owner of 15 of the nation’s major motorsports entertainment facilities. NASCAR sanctions races in three national series (NASCAR Cup Series™, NASCAR Xfinity Series™, and NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series™), four international series (NASCAR Brasil Series, NASCAR Canada Series, NASCAR Euro Series, NASCAR Mexico Series), four regional series (ARCA Menards Series, ARCA Menards Series East & West and the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour) and a local grassroots series (NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series). The International Motor Sports Association™ (IMSA®) governs the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship™, the premier U.S. sports car series. NASCAR also owns Motor Racing Network, Racing Electronics, and ONE DAYTONA. Based in Daytona Beach, Florida, with offices in five cities across North America, NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races annually in 11 countries and more than 30 U.S. states.

For more information visit www.NASCAR.com and www.IMSA.com, and follow NASCAR on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X and Facebook. 

Tampa has been named as one of the worst cities in the US when it comes to the number of car accidents. There were 14.47 crashes per 100,000 residents between 2020 and 2022, and it ranks 14 for the highest number of crashes where distracted driving played a role. There are some crucial steps a Tampa car crash lawyer recommends you take immediately to protect yourself if you have been involved in an accident on Tampa’s crowded highways. Following these essential guidelines will help ensure you receive proper medical care, recoup repair costs, and avoid being taken advantage of by insurance companies eager to minimize payouts.

Snap Photos from All Angles of The Car Crash

One of the first things you’ll want to do after a collision on the Veterans Expressway or jam-packed Dale Mabry Highway is thoroughly photographed the scene from multiple angles. 91% of Americans now own a smartphone, so it’s likely you have one to hand to do this. Capture images of vehicle damage, skid marks left on the pavement, dented light poles, and any other relevant details while they’re still fresh. Also, eyewitnesses and passengers should be asked for their personal contact information in case their accounts are needed later.

Ask the Tampa Police for an Official Car Accident Report

Even for a minor collision, you should still request an official accident report from Tampa Police. Wait at the scene for officers to arrive after calling 911 so they can survey the situation and take statements firsthand while it’s still at the top of their minds. A report with an officer’s unbiased collision assessment and accounts from those involved can be invaluable if disputes arise with insurance adjusters later.

Get Checked Out by a Doctor

While you might feel fine immediately after an accident, don’t take chances with your health. Symptoms like whiplash, blurred vision, or back pain can sometimes appear hours or days later. 31% of people involved in a car accident report experiencing back pain up to one year after the incident. Visit the ER or your physician just to be safe, even if you think you emerged unscathed. Documenting your medical condition early will strengthen your case if injuries emerge later.

Notify Your Insurance Carrier ASAP

Contact your insurance provider immediately after an accident in Tampa to get the claims process initiated. Provide your adjuster with all relevant details, photos, police reports, and documentation about damages or injuries. Cooperate fully with requests, but avoid agreeing to any recorded statement or settlement offer until speaking with an attorney. What coverage you have will dictate how costs get covered.

Consult a Tampa Car Accident Lawyer About Your Rights

An experienced car accident attorney can help advise you if an insurer is delaying payment or trying to shortchange you. They will deal directly with aggressive adjusters for you while you focus on recovery. An attorney knows how to accurately calculate the true value of accident claims and will fight tooth and nail to get you properly compensated.

Keep Meticulous Records of The Car Accident

Be sure to save all paperwork, photographs, medical invoices, collision reports, and other documentation connected to the car accident. These will serve as vital evidence if you need to pursue legal action or counter lowball offers from insurers. Also, keep a daily journal of how the accident has impacted your finances, routine, emotional state, and physical capabilities.

Getting back on your feet after a car collision in Tampa can be mentally draining. Following these key steps will allow you to protect yourself and receive fair compensation. Consulting with a car accident attorney ensures you have an experienced professional fighting for your best interests.

As one of the oldest bike brands, Harley Davidson has attained an iconic status and cult following. The Motor Company has churned out hundreds of fan favourites throughout its century-long history, with cruisers and touring bikes making the majority of sales. It has also put innovation at the forefront of bike design. 

Simple yet practical additions like the “jiffy” stand (patented in the 1930s) are still in use today. That’s a testament to how good the initial design was, with the stand taken up by rivalling bike brands or copied by aftermarket parts makers. Buyers can now get third-party Harley Davidson kickstands that offer much of the same practicality (balancing a 1000-pound parked bike on uneven ground) with kickstands in different sizes, materials and designs, and for different bikes and riders. 

Get Your Harley Standing in a Jiffy

Jiffy stands have endured the test of time because of the brilliance of their design. The term essentially refers to a “side” or “kick” stand (terms picked up later on) that balances the bike in no time (or in a jiffy) with a simple kick. Mounted on the left side of the Harley, the stand deploys when nudged, and locks into place using the weight of the bike. Think of it as a tripod, with the tyres making the two other balancing points. Once in a locked position, the jiffy stand ensures the bike will only move when weight is moved off the stand. A simple nudge forward disengages the spring holding the stand in a locked position, and off you go. 

This means Harleys with a stock jiffy, will remain standing on inclines or descents, and not tip over. Something seasoned Harley riders don’t think much about, but can catch new riders or those moving to Hogs from other bike brands off guard. The Motor Company has refined and revised Harley jiffy stands to include adventure stands for the Pan-America with a larger footprint for added stability on loose ground, and jiffy extensions if you change the ride height, for instance with lowering springs or new forks. 

What are the Alternatives?

Jiffy stands were meant for short stops and were popular in police edition bikes. But there have also been a few complaints. With Harleys getting bigger and heavier, the stand does show its limitations. Fully loaded bikes can sway or tip over when parked on soft ground or uneven tarmac. Some riders will also find it too short, or that the contact point requires a bigger footprint for added stability. Simple and inexpensive fixes like extenders, jiffy coasters or lift brackets are easy to get on and effective. There are also replacements for worn-out bushings or springs that restore functionality, again in a jiffy. 

While there are stock workarounds, many riders will opt for aftermarket Harley kickstands. These deal with most issues surrounding stability, and questionable build quality in Harley’s newer bikes and complement the look of your Hog, especially when matching them with other aftermarket mods and upgrades. There are dozens of dedicated brands to change anything you don’t like on your bike. 

If you find the standard jiffy stand a bit too flimsy, taxing to work, unstable on gravel or soft ground, and not a looker, then absolutely go the aftermarket route. When buying consider overall lengths, materials, build, and how the kickstand fits the bike. Standard lengths are 11″ providing the same lean and 45-degree stand angles (relative to the ground) as the standard jiffy, but with increased footprints for improved stability. Lowered kickstands start at 10″, while bikes with a raised ride height for taller riders can be better off with 12″ variants. 

Materials range from high-grade stainless steel in black matte, powder-coated or glossy chrome finishes to eye-catching forged or billet polished brass. Consider design features like additional foot pads for bigger and heavier bikes, and longer and more accessible kick tabs to engage springs and pull the stand in position faster and easier. 

Also, choose lean angles that suit the weight of the bike. Variants with less lean will get the bike level easier using less effort. Lastly, consider mounting hardware and installation. Most aftermarket stands are direct jiffy stand replacements and fit the frame with the supplied hardware. Others may require welding. 

The Advantages of Aftermarket Seats 

For improved riding comfort, one of the first upgrades is aftermarket seats. Let’s be honest, the different factory options (from the Sundowner, Signature, Hammock or Road Zeppelin series) are absolutely fine in bikes rolling off dealer floors, but the build, materials and padding start to show their worth after a few thousand miles. Sagging, torn and ungainly seats are not only uncomfortable over longer stretches, but they also up fatigue and numbing, increase distractions and can soon be a safety hazard. 

Just like Harley Davidson kickstands, aftermarket seats offer more convenience, the choice of different styles and materials, and an easy way to get more out of your bike. And they’re built to a much higher standard while still undercutting stock options for price. Consider the improved rigidity of stainless steel in parts like pans that hold the seat together, the higher-density or gel foam padding for improved thigh and lumbar support, and weather, impact and tear-proof seat covers in materials like high-grade vinyl or leather to withstand rider weight, constant friction, and direct exposure to sunlight or rain. 

Additionally, change the stock seat to suit your riding habits with different sizes. Choose larger, and better-padded extended solo seats if you ride alone and want more space, 2-up seats with included back and rear armrests for all-round comfort or springer seats in custom rebuilds and for improved vibration isolation. And from the huge assortment of seat accessories, ranging from heating, backrest pads, height adjustability and locking options. 

Improved Grip with New Tyres

The factory touring or cruiser tyres that came with a new Harley will eventually need to be replaced if you value performance and safety. Bike tyres last anywhere between 3,000 and 10,000 miles, depending on your riding style, tread and tyre types, road conditions, and how much maintenance you put into them. Regularly check rubber for wear, tread depth, road debris and cuts and cracks in the sidewalls. Also, look for wear near the rims, and observe the correct pressure for the weather and road conditions. 

There are crucial design and performance differences for tyres suited to different Hogs. Touring bikes wear tyres optimised for longer mileage and traction. They have flatter profiles that aid straight-line stability, while also being made of multi-ply and harder compounds that work in most types of weather. 

Cruiser tyres differ somewhat with rounder edge profiles and stiffer sidewalls for better cornering ability, but still consist of harder compounds that provide the need traction on wet roads. Both need to support much more weight than flimsy, slick tyres usually found in featherweight sports bikes.

Match tyres to rim sizes and widths, choose tread patterns for the areas and weather you usually ride in, and ensure you’re buying rubber recently made, but no older than six years. Store new or unused tyres in dry, enclosed areas, preferably at room temperature and away from moisture.

Your car breaks down on a remote road. Maybe it’s a flat tire, a dead battery, or something more serious. Whatever the issue, you’re stuck, vulnerable, and unsure of what to do next.

It happens to more people than you’d think, and it never feels convenient. But knowing exactly how to respond can make a huge difference. It’s not just about getting back on the road; it’s about staying safe, making smart decisions, and handling the situation without added stress.

Get to Safety First

Before anything else, think safety. If your car is still moving, steer it to the side of the road. Ideally, get as far onto the shoulder as possible, especially if you’re on a highway. Turn your hazard lights on immediately so other drivers know something’s wrong. If it’s dark or visibility is poor, those blinking lights are essential to avoid a potential accident.

If you’re in a dangerous spot—like a curve or narrow lane—stay inside the vehicle with your seatbelt on unless it’s absolutely unsafe to do so. Exiting a car near fast-moving traffic can be more dangerous than staying inside.

Call a Reliable Towing Service

Once you’re safe, it’s time to figure out how you’re getting out of there. Calling one of the most reliable towing services in Cedar Bluff, TN, should be one of your first moves. They can either tow your car to a nearby mechanic or help with simple fixes like a flat tire or jump-start.

It’s important to choose a service that’s known for being responsive and trustworthy. If you’re unsure who to call, check your vehicle insurance or roadside assistance plan. Some credit cards and car warranties also include towing coverage—check the fine print before you find yourself in a tough spot.

Be ready to provide your exact location. If you don’t know where you are, use your phone’s map app to pinpoint the location or give them nearby landmarks or highway mile markers.

Stay Calm and Avoid Accepting Help from Strangers

It might seem kind when someone pulls over to help, but be cautious. Most people mean well, but not all. Politely decline help and let them know you’ve already called for assistance. If you feel uneasy or the situation doesn’t feel right, lock your doors and wait it out. It’s okay to trust your gut.

If you do speak to someone from your car window, keep the conversation brief and your belongings out of sight. Don’t hand over your phone or get out of the vehicle unless you feel completely secure in doing so.

Make Yourself Visible

If you’re stuck at night or in bad weather, visibility becomes a big deal. Use your hazard lights, as mentioned earlier, but also consider using road flares or reflective triangles if you have them. These should be placed a good distance behind your vehicle to alert oncoming drivers.

Even during the day, these tools can make a big difference, especially if your vehicle is around a bend or just over a hill where others might not see it right away.

Keep Doors Locked and Stay Alert

When your car breaks down and you’re waiting, it’s easy to let your guard down. But this is a moment to stay aware of your surroundings.

Keep your doors locked while you’re inside. Avoid distractions like scrolling endlessly on your phone. Check your mirrors now and then and keep an eye out for approaching vehicles or people.

If you’re waiting a while, it’s fine to run the engine to stay warm or cool, but crack a window slightly and don’t leave it running for too long in an enclosed area. Carbon monoxide is a silent danger if your exhaust pipe is blocked, especially in snow.

Let Someone Know Where You Are

Even if you’ve already called for a tow, it’s a smart move to text or call a friend or family member. Let them know you’re stranded, where you are, and who you’ve contacted for help.

That extra layer of awareness ensures someone else knows your whereabouts in case anything changes or you lose service. It also helps if they need to reach out for help on your behalf.

Take Photos if There’s Damage

If your car broke down because of an accident or roadside issue, like hitting debris, take photos. Capture the damage, your location, and anything else that could be relevant later for insurance purposes.

Don’t forget to photograph your surroundings too. If something nearby contributed to the situation (like a massive pothole or fallen branch), documenting it can help support your case later.

When It’s Time to Leave the Scene

Once help arrives, give them the information they need, ask where your vehicle will be towed, and grab anything important before the car goes. That includes your license, insurance, registration, phone, charger, wallet, and any valuables.

If you’re not riding with the tow truck, make sure you have transportation arranged or a place nearby where someone can pick you up.

You’re Not Powerless, Even When Your Car Is

Being stranded feels overwhelming. You’re stuck, your plans are on hold, and everything seems uncertain. But that doesn’t mean you’re powerless.

By staying calm, making the right calls, and keeping safety front and center, you take back control. It’s never a fun situation, but it doesn’t have to spiral into something worse. Preparation and clear thinking go a long way.

If you drive, this kind of thing is always a possibility. So consider bookmarking this guide, sharing it with someone else, or even just mentally reviewing what you’d do next time. Because the better prepared you are, the easier it is to handle the unexpected.

The past ten years have seen an incredible rise in the online casino business. As digital gambling gains popularity and technology advances, online casinos mega888 are becoming more sophisticated, immersive, and captivating than ever. Consequently, they have established themselves as a mainstay in the entertainment industry, drawing millions of players worldwide.

You’ve come to the correct place if you want to know what makes an online casino genuinely effective. The main elements making online casinos successful will be discussed in this blog post.

Intuitive User Interfaces and Game Design

One of the foremost innovations in online casinos is the implementation of intuitive user interfaces (UI). Modern casino systems make considerable investments in UI/UX design to guarantee that customers can easily navigate the games and lower the learning curve. Clear graphics, organized layouts, and responsive controls help players understand the mechanics of a game within minutes. Features such as drag-and-drop betting, auto-play options, and customizable settings allow users to control the pace and complexity of their gaming experience. These design improvements enhance gameplay and reduce the intimidation factor that many new players face when approaching complex casino games.

In-Game Tutorials and Demo Modes

Another game-changing feature is the availability of in-game tutorials and demo modes. New players can now try out slot machines, card games, and other offerings without the risk of losing money. These demo modes replicate real-game environments, enabling players to understand the rules, strategies, and outcomes before transitioning to real-money play. Additionally, many platforms offer interactive tutorials that guide users step-by-step through gameplay, from placing bets to understanding winning combinations. These features democratize the casino experience, empowering users with the confidence to participate and enjoy without the fear of costly mistakes.

Easy Withdrawals

An element of vital significance. Your consumers are more likely to remain loyal if they can withdraw their profits with less paperwork and time. Any player would prefer to play at a casino that allows him to take his profits in 10 to 20 minutes as opposed to one that requires several extra papers without providing any justification or that keeps delaying payouts for days.

Conventional withdrawal processes, such as Know-Your-Customer checks on personal papers, should not be disregarded since we do not want to create the risk of fraud. For this reason, your compliance and customer service departments should be as quick and responsive as possible.

Smart Automation and AI Assistance

Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly influential role in online gambling. Many modern platforms now include AI-driven features that assist players in decision-making. For instance, in games like blackjack or poker, the system can offer suggestions based on optimal strategy models. The smart automation tools also help streamline gameplay; features like auto-bet, quick spin, and game history tracking allow users to personalize their experience according to their preferences and habits. Such intelligent systems reduce the cognitive load on the player and make complex games more approachable, especially for those new to gambling.

Mobile Optimization and App Integration

Mobile gaming is another crucial innovation that contributes to ease of play. Most reputable online casinos mega888 now offer mobile-optimized websites or dedicated apps, ensuring players can access games anytime, anywhere. The mobile experience is designed to be intuitive, with simplified controls and touch-based interactions that make gameplay effortless. Seamless synchronization between desktop and mobile platforms also ensures continuity, allowing players to switch devices without losing progress or data. These innovations make gambling more convenient and accessible, especially for players who prefer quick gaming sessions on the go.

Gamification and Interactive Features

Gamification has revolutionized the online casino landscape by turning gambling into a more engaging and rewarding experience. By integrating elements such as achievements, levels, leaderboards, and virtual rewards, casinos encourage users to learn and progress through games at their own pace. This structure appeals to a broader audience, including casual gamers who may not have previously considered casino games. These interactive elements guide users through the platform in a way that feels more like entertainment and less like high-stakes gambling, easing the entry point for new players.

In the high-stakes world of motorsport, precision is everything. Every millisecond matters, every system must be optimized, and every component is under constant scrutiny. While spectators focus on the roar of the engines and the thrill of the track, there’s a complex layer of engineering and data analysis that makes those winning moments possible. One of the lesser-known yet essential tools in the racing industry? The mileage blocker.

Why mileage matters in racing?

Race teams operate under intense pressure to maintain peak performance. That means extensive testing, tuning, and pushing vehicles to their limits before they ever hit the competitive circuit. During these rigorous development phases, one key metric that’s closely monitored—but often temporarily paused—is mileage.

Why pause mileage tracking? The mileage blocker becomes a vital tool because teams need to simulate laps and conditions without inflating the odometer data that might interfere with system calibration or affect vehicle value and maintenance cycles.

Used by elite performance brands like Porsche

Mileage blockers are not gimmicks—they’re sophisticated electronic modules designed for professional use. Brands at the top of the motorsport pyramid, like Porsche, utilize this technology during vehicle testing. Porsche’s dominance in racing—whether it’s in endurance events like Le Mans or in track-focused GT competitions—is no accident. Their engineers rely on precise testing environments, and tools like the Porsche mileage blocker help maintain control over vehicle diagnostics without skewing critical data.

The device functions by preventing the ECU from recording mileage during non-official testing, ensuring that every kilometer counted reflects competitive or regulated use. For race teams, this helps preserve the car’s lifecycle data, and for engineers, it provides more accurate feedback during performance trials.

Professional tools for a professional arena

KMBlock.com is one of the leading providers of mileage blockers for high-performance brands. These devices are built for precision, discretion, and safety, ensuring they can be used reliably in professional environments. From Porsche to BMW M, from Audi RS to Mercedes-AMG—racing teams and workshops alike turn to KMBlock.com for advanced mileage solutions.

Of course, mileage blockers are designed strictly for off-road, development, or motorsport use. Responsible use is key. These tools are meant to enhance testing accuracy, not to deceive.

Racing is science at speed

Behind every lap record and checkered flag is an army of engineers, mechanics, and analysts. Modern racing is as much about data as it is about speed, and tools like mileage blockers are part of the technological arsenal that gives elite teams their edge.

So next time you see a Porsche 911 RSR tearing down the straightaway, remember: what you’re witnessing is the result of thousands of hours of fine-tuned engineering—and tools like mileage blockers play a hidden, but essential, role in that story.