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“Fuel Your Need for Speed: Comcast’s Xumo Play Races Ahead with the Exciting Addition of Speedvision as a Free Streaming Channel”

Speedvision, a leading network for automobile enthusiasts, has unveiled a new free channel on Comcast’s ad-supported streaming platform, Xumo Play. This collaboration aims to provide millions of viewers with diverse and captivating “blue-chip vehicle entertainment” content.

Stefan Van Engen, the Vice President of Content Programming and Partnerships at Xumo Play, expressed his enthusiasm for this partnership, stating, “The Speedvision channel on Xumo Play will appeal to millions of auto enthusiasts and car aficionados alike with its unique, original content. Our goal is to delight viewers with the very best premium programming that caters to a wide range of lifestyle interests, and Speedvision is a welcomed addition with its highly entertaining and informative content.”

Speedvision, renowned for revolutionizing car entertainment in the 90s, joins the expanding lineup of channels on Xumo Play. This free, ad-supported streaming platform is a joint venture between Comcast and Charter, with Comcast managing the business operations.

Having made a significant comeback in October of last year, Speedvision boasts over 700 hours of “high-octane” programs, featuring car build shows, garage content, automotive history, and auctions. By joining forces with Xumo, the channel has the opportunity to reach a potential new audience.

Robert Scanlon, the President and CEO of Speedvision, described Xumo Play as the ideal partner for connecting their highly-regarded vehicle entertainment with a dedicated fan base of automotive enthusiasts. “In less than a year since launch, Speedvision has gained distribution across many of the biggest FAST (free ad-supported stations) platforms in the industry, and today’s announcement with Xumo Play represents a key milestone in our rapid growth,” he added.

The Speedvision channel on Xumo Play features a plethora of top-rated shows, including Graveyard Carz Classics, AmeriCarna, Caffeine and Octane, Radford Reborn, Stacey David’s Gearz, Zero to Sixty, and Two Guys Garage. Additionally, the channel hosts several series focused on various mechanical topics, such as aviation, boating, and motorcycles.

Apart from its exceptional automotive content, Speedvision also brings aboard renowned experts and celebrities, including Wayne Carini, Bill Goldberg, Mark Worman, Stacy David, Ant Anstead, Ray Evernham, Chris Jacobs, Greg Grunberg, and more.

Audiences can now enjoy Speedvision’s free channel on Xumo Play by watching live or downloading the app via the Google Play and Apple App Store. Xumo Play houses an extensive collection of both ad-supported linear and on-demand channels, providing viewers with a wide array of choices for their entertainment needs.

Mike

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