Future of NASCAR Xfinity Series: Fan Controlled Sports & Entertainment (FCSE) is making a bold entrance into the world of racing with the launch of Fan Controlled Racing. Collaborating with SS Green Light Racing, FCSE will empower race enthusiasts to steer the fate of the No. 08 Ford in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship race at Phoenix Raceway.
Set to culminate on November 4th, the Xfinity Series finale promises unprecedented fan engagement. Racing fans can select the driver from a roster featuring Stefan Parsons, J.J. Yeley, David Starr, and Mason Massey. Moreover, fans will wield creative control, designing the car’s paint scheme via FCSE’s Control App.
The engaging part doesn’t end there, though. Fans will have a say in important race strategy decisions that are made in real-time, like which lanes to use for restarts and when to make pit stops. Patrick Dees, a co-founder of FCSE, was thrilled: “We couldn’t be more excited about bringing the energy and interactivity of Fan Controlled Sports to the racetrack.” This is FCSE’s first attempt at a live race experience, where fans can significantly impact the team’s choices.
Fans who use the Control App will not only get a rush from playing but also earn Fan Experience Points that will help them increase their ranking. The most committed competitors can immortalise their picture by being put on the Fan Controlled No. 08 Ford hood. VIP pit and garage passes are also up for grabs, which adds another level of excitement for race fans who want to be right in the middle of the action. FCSE is changing how fans experience racing by starting this innovative project to turn every race into a group adventure where fans can work together and connect.
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