| SCANNER FREQUENCYS |
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2022 NASCAR CUP
SCANNER FREQUENCIES
SCANNER FREQUENCIES
NASCAR XFINITY SERIES SCANNER FREQUENCIES
CAR DRIVER
2 Sting Ray Robb
5 Alex Peroni
7 Chris Bogle
11 Antonio Serravalle
17 Devlin DeFrancesco
24 Ben Pedersen
26 Linus Lundqvist
27 Robert Megennis
28 Kyle Kirkwood
51 Toby Sowery
59 Nikita Lastochkin
68 Danial Frost
79 David Malukas
2 Sting Ray Robb
5 Alex Peroni
7 Chris Bogle
11 Antonio Serravalle
17 Devlin DeFrancesco
24 Ben Pedersen
26 Linus Lundqvist
27 Robert Megennis
28 Kyle Kirkwood
51 Toby Sowery
59 Nikita Lastochkin
68 Danial Frost
79 David Malukas
PRIMARY
468.4625
452.7000
456.4250
452.750
469.8375
455.6375
460.3875
462.9125
464.5375
465.4000
458.9625
466.9125
466.7000
468.4625
452.7000
456.4250
452.750
469.8375
455.6375
460.3875
462.9125
464.5375
465.4000
458.9625
466.9125
466.7000
SECONDARY
| INDY LIGHTS 2021 |
Car 1 459 7125
Car 2 453.4125
Car 3 463.1625
Car 4 464.900
Car 5 451.6375
Car 6 464.2125
Car 8 458.900
Car 9 459.900
Car 10 460 8375
Car 11 451.5000
Car 12 458.5875
Car 16 466.400
Car 19 465.900
Car 20 457.200
Car 29 452.600
Car 33 466.3375
Car 34 468.0125
Car 44 467.4000
Car 90 469.4000
Car 91 468.4000
Car 2 453.4125
Car 3 463.1625
Car 4 464.900
Car 5 451.6375
Car 6 464.2125
Car 8 458.900
Car 9 459.900
Car 10 460 8375
Car 11 451.5000
Car 12 458.5875
Car 16 466.400
Car 19 465.900
Car 20 457.200
Car 29 452.600
Car 33 466.3375
Car 34 468.0125
Car 44 467.4000
Car 90 469.4000
Car 91 468.4000
2021 USF2000
450.6750
454.0000
455.1375
451.7250
461.4250
467.9250
461.6875
468.8250
469.9000
457.2375
464.1750
467.8375
468.5875
466.3500
469.3625
456.6875
464.1000
450.6375
454.4000
450.6375
454.0000
455.1375
451.7250
461.4250
467.9250
461.6875
468.8250
469.9000
457.2375
464.1750
467.8375
468.5875
466.3500
469.3625
456.6875
464.1000
450.6375
454.4000
450.6375
NBC Sport TV
IMS Radio
INDY P.A.
IRL Safety 1
IRL Safety 2
Track Cleanup
Race Control 1
Race Control 2
Race Control 3
Director
IRL Race Control
Tech Inspector
Timing & Scoring 1
Timing & Scoring 2
IRL Obeservers
Firestone Tire
TV
TV
TV
TV
IMS Radio
INDY P.A.
IRL Safety 1
IRL Safety 2
Track Cleanup
Race Control 1
Race Control 2
Race Control 3
Director
IRL Race Control
Tech Inspector
Timing & Scoring 1
Timing & Scoring 2
IRL Obeservers
Firestone Tire
TV
TV
TV
TV
| Speedway Frequencies |
CAR #
2
3
4
5
06
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
20
21
26
27
28
29
30
33
45
48
51
60
77
2
3
4
5
06
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
20
21
26
27
28
29
30
33
45
48
51
60
77
DRIVER
Josef Newgarden
Scott McLaughlin
Dalton Kellett
Pato O'Ward
Helio Castroneves
Juan Montoya
Felix Rosenqvist
Marcus Ericsson
Scott Dixon
Alex Palou
Tatiana Calderon
Will Power
Kyle Kirkwood
Graham Rahal
Simona de Silvestro
David Malukas
Conor Daly
Rinus VeeKay
Colton Herta
Alex Rossi
Romain Grosjean
Devlin DeFrancesco
Christian Lundgaard
Ed Carpenter
Jack Harvey
Jimmie Johnson
Takuma Sato
Simon Pagenaud
Callum Ilott
Josef Newgarden
Scott McLaughlin
Dalton Kellett
Pato O'Ward
Helio Castroneves
Juan Montoya
Felix Rosenqvist
Marcus Ericsson
Scott Dixon
Alex Palou
Tatiana Calderon
Will Power
Kyle Kirkwood
Graham Rahal
Simona de Silvestro
David Malukas
Conor Daly
Rinus VeeKay
Colton Herta
Alex Rossi
Romain Grosjean
Devlin DeFrancesco
Christian Lundgaard
Ed Carpenter
Jack Harvey
Jimmie Johnson
Takuma Sato
Simon Pagenaud
Callum Ilott
PRIMARY
464.9250
466.8250
463.0125
469.4375
452.8000
462.7875
464.4625
457.0250
456.6500
467.0375
456.3750
466.2125
467.0750
466.9125
466.7125
467.2000
469.1125
469.9250
467.4000
469.1375
469.3000
452.8500
468.2625
467.7125
466.3125
466.1000
463.6000
461.0750
459.6500
464.9250
466.8250
463.0125
469.4375
452.8000
462.7875
464.4625
457.0250
456.6500
467.0375
456.3750
466.2125
467.0750
466.9125
466.7125
467.2000
469.1125
469.9250
467.4000
469.1375
469.3000
452.8500
468.2625
467.7125
466.3125
466.1000
463.6000
461.0750
459.6500
| Updated June 10, 2022 |
| IndyCar Frequencies |
ABOUT RACE SCANNERS
A scanner allows you to listen to communications during a race between the Pit Crew and the
Driver.
There are other things you can listen to during race weekend as well:
* Comments to the Driver from the Spotter
* Race Control Communications
* Emergency and Safety Crews
* Media News Team that are there broadcasting the race.
All of these have their own separate frequency channels that need to be programmed into the
scanner.
You can program the scanner by using the buttons on the scanner, but that is tedious.
You can usually use your PC to program the scanner.
As your radio scans the frequencies that have been entered, its stops when it picks up someone
talking. The display shows an ID that identifies a number or name next to the frequency, that is
programmed into the radio along with the frequency. If your radio cannot hold the name of the
driver, you'll probably progam the drivers car number as it's ID. Radios can also Search - which
means it goes through all the thousands of possible channels - something you might do at home
to look for interesting channels.
At the track, you will have the radio scan the frequencies you have selected. You might have it
scan all drivers, or a select few.
You can use a knob to manually move to other frequencies, or you can manually type in a frequency.
You can hold on a channel to monitor it constantly.
At some races, you can buy or rent a scanner that is already programmed for race series. When
you return the following year, they will update the frequencies in your scanner for free.
CHOOSING A SCANNER
The scanner must pick up analog bands. You shouldn't need more expensive scanners that pickup
digital bands to listen to race teams.
Choose a scanner that has enough channels, often 100-500. Consider how many different race
series you will want frequencies for.
Some scanners only display the driver's car number next to the frequency, while others display
the driver's name, which makes it easier to quickly know who you are listening to.
Example of scanners commonly used by race fans:
Uniden Bearcat BC-125AT and the Uniden SR30C. Both are 500 channel.
A scanner allows you to listen to communications during a race between the Pit Crew and the
Driver.
There are other things you can listen to during race weekend as well:
* Comments to the Driver from the Spotter
* Race Control Communications
* Emergency and Safety Crews
* Media News Team that are there broadcasting the race.
All of these have their own separate frequency channels that need to be programmed into the
scanner.
You can program the scanner by using the buttons on the scanner, but that is tedious.
You can usually use your PC to program the scanner.
As your radio scans the frequencies that have been entered, its stops when it picks up someone
talking. The display shows an ID that identifies a number or name next to the frequency, that is
programmed into the radio along with the frequency. If your radio cannot hold the name of the
driver, you'll probably progam the drivers car number as it's ID. Radios can also Search - which
means it goes through all the thousands of possible channels - something you might do at home
to look for interesting channels.
At the track, you will have the radio scan the frequencies you have selected. You might have it
scan all drivers, or a select few.
You can use a knob to manually move to other frequencies, or you can manually type in a frequency.
You can hold on a channel to monitor it constantly.
At some races, you can buy or rent a scanner that is already programmed for race series. When
you return the following year, they will update the frequencies in your scanner for free.
CHOOSING A SCANNER
The scanner must pick up analog bands. You shouldn't need more expensive scanners that pickup
digital bands to listen to race teams.
Choose a scanner that has enough channels, often 100-500. Consider how many different race
series you will want frequencies for.
Some scanners only display the driver's car number next to the frequency, while others display
the driver's name, which makes it easier to quickly know who you are listening to.
Example of scanners commonly used by race fans:
Uniden Bearcat BC-125AT and the Uniden SR30C. Both are 500 channel.
SCANNER LINKS
Twin Power Scanners Sells and Rents race scanners inside the Main Entrance (Gate 1) at the
Indy Motor Speedway, as of 2022.
RadioReference.com is the world's largest radio communications data provider, with forum.
BRANDS:
Whistler Radio Scanners
Uniden Radio Scanners
ICOM Radio Scanners
Twin Power Scanners Sells and Rents race scanners inside the Main Entrance (Gate 1) at the
Indy Motor Speedway, as of 2022.
RadioReference.com is the world's largest radio communications data provider, with forum.
BRANDS:
Whistler Radio Scanners
Uniden Radio Scanners
ICOM Radio Scanners
SCANNER RENTALS AT THE SPEEDWAY
Twin Power Scanners has been selling and renting Uniden Bearcat race scanners at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 2012. You can find their green trailer parked inside
the track near the Main Entrance (16th & Georgetown Rd.) If you bought a scanner
from them, you can stop by any time and they'll plug a wire into your scanner and update
the frequencies.
They are at Indy for 3 weeks in May and at the NASCAR 200 at the Brickyard in July.
Beginning in 2022, there are no transmitters at the Indy Speedway to auto-update
scanners purchased from Racing Electronics. Also, Twin Power Scanners is unable to
update those RE radios.
Twin Power Scanners has been selling and renting Uniden Bearcat race scanners at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 2012. You can find their green trailer parked inside
the track near the Main Entrance (16th & Georgetown Rd.) If you bought a scanner
from them, you can stop by any time and they'll plug a wire into your scanner and update
the frequencies.
They are at Indy for 3 weeks in May and at the NASCAR 200 at the Brickyard in July.
Beginning in 2022, there are no transmitters at the Indy Speedway to auto-update
scanners purchased from Racing Electronics. Also, Twin Power Scanners is unable to
update those RE radios.
Sometimes the strap for over-the-head headsets are bulky and prevent you from wearing a hat.
The behind-the-head headsets have a thin strap to go over the top of your head, allowing you to
wear your cap.
Headsets often come with noise-canceling, which makes it easier to hear the radio over the
noise from the race cars.
SHARING
You can plug in another headset with a simple splitter, allowing someone else to listen to the scanner.
The behind-the-head headsets have a thin strap to go over the top of your head, allowing you to
wear your cap.
Headsets often come with noise-canceling, which makes it easier to hear the radio over the
noise from the race cars.
SHARING
You can plug in another headset with a simple splitter, allowing someone else to listen to the scanner.
| Over-the-head Strap |
| Behind-the-head Strap (This one has a mic) |
HEADSET FEATURES
Headsets may come with the scanner. If not, you should buy a pair because it is hard to hear their
speaker over the roar of race cars.
They usually have a volume control on them, sometimes one for each ear.
There are two types of straps for headsets:
Headsets may come with the scanner. If not, you should buy a pair because it is hard to hear their
speaker over the roar of race cars.
They usually have a volume control on them, sometimes one for each ear.
There are two types of straps for headsets:
Headphones can come with an intercom that let two people converse who are sharing the
scanner. These headphones each have a mic. There is a button on the attaching wire that
is used when you want to talk.
Bluetooth headphones are also available which allows you to get rid of the wire connecting
theheadset from the radio. A bluetooth dongle for the radio is needed in this case.
TIPS
* Bring a backup set of AA batteries
* Bring a Driver/Car # list with you if your scanner displays only Car #.
OTHER THINGS YOU CAN LISTEN TO WITH A SCANNER
* Police and Fire Departments
* NOAA Weather Transmissions
* Business/Industrial Radio
* Utilities
* Marine and Amateur (Ham Radio) Bands
* Aircraft Band
scanner. These headphones each have a mic. There is a button on the attaching wire that
is used when you want to talk.
Bluetooth headphones are also available which allows you to get rid of the wire connecting
theheadset from the radio. A bluetooth dongle for the radio is needed in this case.
TIPS
* Bring a backup set of AA batteries
* Bring a Driver/Car # list with you if your scanner displays only Car #.
OTHER THINGS YOU CAN LISTEN TO WITH A SCANNER
* Police and Fire Departments
* NOAA Weather Transmissions
* Business/Industrial Radio
* Utilities
* Marine and Amateur (Ham Radio) Bands
* Aircraft Band
Examples of splitters
| 2021 Frequencies for Other Race Series |
| GENERAL SCANNER INFORMATION |
| Note: Frequencies for drivers often stay the same from year to year if they do not switch teams. |
| RACING SCANNERS |
| INDY 500 ONLY DRIVERS |
1
11
23
24
25
28
11
23
24
25
28
Tony Kanaan
JR Hildebrand
Santino Ferrucci
Sage Karam
Stefan Wilson
Marco Andretti
JR Hildebrand
Santino Ferrucci
Sage Karam
Stefan Wilson
Marco Andretti
452.7000
456.3750
453.3750
461.0125
461.7875
468.4875
456.3750
453.3750
461.0125
461.7875
468.4875
460.4250 457.6000
466.2125 452.6750
469.0125 462.0250
469.5750 452.0125
465.8625 451.9875
466.2750 461.3500
469.5875 468.6875
457.6750 468.6000
468.2125 467.0375
466.9625 468.9375
467.4750 462.4250
464.7000 464.9250
468.0875 469.7375
461.2500
467.9875 462.7500
460.9500 462.2000
467.4500 462.5000
469.5375 462.2750
462.5250 462.4750
465.8875 463.0375
464.8250 451.8250
460.3125 463.0875
467.0625 452.2375
465.1125 462.9625
467.1125 463.3000
463.3125 461.8375
469.1375 466.5000
452.4750 457.2350
463.3375 464.3125
465.1625 463.1500
457.6500 458.6500
466.7875 465.2875
460.9125 457.8125
451.7125 456.8125
458.2125 465.1625
467.7500 468.9625
469.0125 464.3750
461.2000
451.5750
464.6000
466.2125 452.6750
469.0125 462.0250
469.5750 452.0125
465.8625 451.9875
466.2750 461.3500
469.5875 468.6875
457.6750 468.6000
468.2125 467.0375
466.9625 468.9375
467.4750 462.4250
464.7000 464.9250
468.0875 469.7375
461.2500
467.9875 462.7500
460.9500 462.2000
467.4500 462.5000
469.5375 462.2750
462.5250 462.4750
465.8875 463.0375
464.8250 451.8250
460.3125 463.0875
467.0625 452.2375
465.1125 462.9625
467.1125 463.3000
463.3125 461.8375
469.1375 466.5000
452.4750 457.2350
463.3375 464.3125
465.1625 463.1500
457.6500 458.6500
466.7875 465.2875
460.9125 457.8125
451.7125 456.8125
458.2125 465.1625
467.7500 468.9625
469.0125 464.3750
461.2000
451.5750
464.6000
CHASTAIN
CINDRIC
A DILLON
HARVICK
LARSON
KESELOWSKI
LAJOIE
REDDICK
ELLIOTT
ALMIROLA
HAMLIN
BLANEY
BRISCOE
RAGAN
KAULING RACING
BUESCHER
KY BUSCH
TRUEX
BELL
BURTON
LOGANO
B WALLACE
BYRON
HALEY
MCDOWELL
GILLILAND
CUSTER
TY DILLON
JONES
KU BUSCH
STENHOUSE
BOWMAN
GRALA
WARE
BILICKI
MCLEOD
SUAREZ
NASCAR OFFICIALS
NASCAR OFFICIALS
NASCAR OFFICIALS
CINDRIC
A DILLON
HARVICK
LARSON
KESELOWSKI
LAJOIE
REDDICK
ELLIOTT
ALMIROLA
HAMLIN
BLANEY
BRISCOE
RAGAN
KAULING RACING
BUESCHER
KY BUSCH
TRUEX
BELL
BURTON
LOGANO
B WALLACE
BYRON
HALEY
MCDOWELL
GILLILAND
CUSTER
TY DILLON
JONES
KU BUSCH
STENHOUSE
BOWMAN
GRALA
WARE
BILICKI
MCLEOD
SUAREZ
NASCAR OFFICIALS
NASCAR OFFICIALS
NASCAR OFFICIALS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
31
34
38
41
42
43
45
47
48
50
51
77
78
99
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
31
34
38
41
42
43
45
47
48
50
51
77
78
99
Car#
Driver
Primary
Secondary