NBC Motos playing back at 110% Speed?

That's actually just how fast Tomac is. He goes 110% speed.

This has happened to me before, in previous seasons. I actually thought they were just trying to make it look more exciting.

time is money

This is something radio has been doing for decades. They can squeeze more advertising into an hour that way.

It's happened to me as well.

If you are watching via a desktop and using a browser, try to see if the browser needs updating, or possibly if the media plug-in needs updating. NBC now useds Flashplayer (used to be Silverlight), so make sure if you are running Firefox or Safari that you update Flashplayer. With Chrome it's embedded and does not need to be updated via standalone.

I read awhile back some tv reruns were sped up as much as 7%. To make room for more commercials.
Leave it to beaver, Andy Griffith, Lucy, those kind of shows.

So, I went a lookin.......

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fast-forward-tv-networks-speed-up-shows-to-play-more-ads/

Falcon wrote:

This is something radio has been doing for decades. They can squeeze more advertising into an hour that way.

But the races are broadcasted live, (welI think there's like a 45 second delay) you can't fast forward into the future. Speeding up an on demand video makes no sense, especially since there are no commericals anyway. I'd say it's either an internet issue or a browser issue

I know sometimes I've had my internet connect act up a little bit so the stream would hiccup a little bit, but the audio would still come through fine, and then the video would speed up to catch back up to the audio. Maybe this is what happened to the OP.

CivBars wrote:

That's actually just how fast Tomac is. He goes 110% speed.

Dylan is that you?

CivBars wrote:

That's actually just how fast Tomac is. He goes 110% speed.

FortyHat wrote:

Dylan is that you?

That's Mr. Dylan to you.

Falcon wrote:

This is something radio has been doing for decades. They can squeeze more advertising into an hour that way.

My previous neighbor was in radio, and told me the exact same thing. Said during certain broadcasts (baseball games for example), they could speed up portions of ads throughout the hour enough to run their more expensive accounts more than average. Sometimes increasing up to 115%, could gain them upwards to an additional 5-10 grand per game in revenue. Good call Falcon, I'd forgotten that....

Just get really stoned and it will slow everything down to normal. But don’t get too stoned or the race will be in full blown slow motion. Just kidding. I’ve had that happen a few times. I just figured it was the PC I was on.