Following a highly successful partnership, SimSpeed TV will once again deliver professional, high-quality broadcasts across ASRG’s growing portfolio of premier sim racing championships, ensuring fans around the world can experience every key moment of the action.
Since joining forces, SimSpeed TV has played a pivotal role in elevating the presentation and reach of ASRG competitions, combining polished production, expert commentary, and a deep understanding of sim racing to showcase the very best of the AUS/NZ scene on a global stage.
“We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with SimSpeed TV into 2026,” said Brenton O’Brien, Co-Founder of ASRG. “They’ve consistently delivered a broadcast product that matches the professionalism and standards we expect at the top level of sim racing. Having SimSpeed committed to broadcasting all ASRG-run events is a huge win for our drivers, teams, partners and fans.”
In 2026, SimSpeed TV will once again publish and broadcast every ASRG-run event, providing consistent coverage across flagship championships and reinforcing ASRG’s commitment to presenting sim racing as a premium motorsport product. This includes the newly announced Sprintcar Pro Invitational Series that will replace the Australian Sprintcar Championship, formerly run by ODSE.
SimSpeed TV’s experience, global audience, and passion for innovation continue to align seamlessly with ASRG’s vision to push sim racing beyond traditional boundaries and further into the mainstream.
“We’re incredibly proud to be continuing our partnership with ASRG in 2026,” said Jay Kennedy, Owner of SimSpeed TV. “ASRG has built something special, and it’s a privilege to help bring their events to life through our broadcasts. Our focus remains on delivering immersive, high-quality coverage that does justice to the level of competition on track.”
The renewed partnership ensures continuity, stability, and ongoing growth for ASRG’s broadcast offering, giving fans confidence that every race will be delivered with the same professionalism and excitement they’ve come to expect.
With SimSpeed TV returning for 2026, ASRG looks ahead to another season of world-class sim racing, showcased on a broadcast platform befitting the elite drivers and teams competing across its championships.
