Nascar, the US premier stock car racing series, has entered into a multi-year betting and data deal with sports betting platform nVenue.
Through the deal, nVenue becomes an official micro-betting data and technology provider to the series.
The brand will work with Nascar to design and develop in-race odds for delivery to Nascar fans via sportsbooks and operators.
nVenue will “leverage official live racetrack data … to generate predictions and odds for each race and driver.”
Joe Solosky, managing director of sports betting for Nascar, said: “This collaboration epitomizes a shared vision to entertain fans and enhance the race viewing experience. We are thrilled to pair our racing product with expert technology like nVenue’s to bring micro-betting to Nascar fans going forward.”
Kelly Pracht, co-founder and chief executive of nVenue, added: “nVenue brings the real-time predictive sports platform designed for micro-bets and media, and Nascar brings the mind-share and reach of a league ready to innovate leveled-up fan experiences.
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By GlobalData"We predict this industry-first collaboration will be significantly beneficial not only for sportsbooks and media, but also for NASCAR’s base of knowledgeable, and new fans.”
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