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When it originally launched in 1995 as Speedvision, the network carried a lineup featuring programs profiling the automobile and motorsports industries (including individual companies, vehicles and teams), how-to series, and coverage of various domestic and international racing series (such as the Formula One World Championship, Rolex Sports ...
AutoWeek on Speedvision/SPEED; Back in the Day; Barrett-Jackson Car Search; Behind the Headlights; Big Shots: Titans at the Tee; Build or Bust; Cars at Carlisle; The Chase Is On; Corbin's Ride On; Darrell Waltrip Celebrity Blackjack; Dream Car Garage; Epic Ride; Fast Track To Fame; Fifth Gear; Fine Tuned; For the Love of Racing; Formula 1 ...
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SpeedVision SPEED Channel Inc. (Fox Corporation) Renamed Speed, replaced by Fox Sports 1 on August 17, 2013. Star Channel Showtime Networks Relaunched to become The Movie Channel in 1979. Sundance Channel AMC Networks: Renamed SundanceTV on February 1, 2014. Telefutura Univision Communications: Rebranded UniMás on January 7, 2013.
Speed Center and its predecessors were a staple of Speed Channel since the network opened as SpeedVision in 1996. Among the names were Speedvision News RaceWeek (1996 – February 2002), Speed News (February 2002 – July 30, 2006), and The Speed Report (August 6, 2006 – January 30, 2011).
The 2002 Speed World Challenge was the 13th running of the Sports Car Club of America's premier series. It began on March 15 and ran for eleven rounds. [1] The name was changed from SpeedVision World Challenge due to the network changing its name from SpeedVision to Speed Channel.
The 1999 SpeedVision World Challenge was the tenth running of the Sports Car Club of America's premier series. It was the first season that the series would be covered by the SpeedVision network. The season also marked a new format, with Touring 1 becoming Grand Touring and Touring 2 becoming Touring Car. 1999 was also the first year in which ...
In 1999, Varsha moved to Speed, then known as SpeedVision. In 2002 and 2003, Varsha was the host of Speed's Champ Car coverage. Rick DeBruhl took over Varsha's Formula One host chair for that period. In 2004, Varsha returned to his Formula One hosting duties.