racecam造句

• Over the years, RaceCam has been refined and led to further developments.
• New RaceCam angles debuted for 1988.
• The Channel 7 commentator Mike Raymond " Fancy doing that " over racecam as he did so.
• The black BMW carried a RaceCam unit that had a periscope lens poking through the roof of the car.
• It also featured an episode detailing the history of the Seven Network's motor racing broadcasts, including the invention of RaceCam.
• A variant of RaceCam was also developed for yachts in the America's Cup off the coast of Fremantle, Western Australia, in 1985.
• The GT-R was favourite to qualify in pole at Channel 7 Racecam unit into the car so that no one would be any wiser.
• 1979  "'RaceCam "' Race Cam was developed by Geoff Healey, an engineer with Australian Television Network Seven in Sydney.
• The 1982 race was the first time that Johnson's car carried Channel 7's Racecam unit which brought television viewers footage from inside the car.
• Watching Dale Earnhardt's crash from Dale Jarrett's car was stunning, as was witnessing Ricky Rudd's passing of John Andretti from Andretti's Racecam.
• While not showing any discomfort on RaceCam, he was unable to push as hard as he would have liked although he lost no time to the leaders during his driving stints.
• Seven utilised a number of Racecam units during the race with camera's mounted in several cars including those of Neil Bonnett and regular racecam drivers Allan Grice and Dick Johnson.
• Seven utilised a number of Racecam units during the race with camera's mounted in several cars including those of Neil Bonnett and regular racecam drivers Allan Grice and Dick Johnson.
• It was Brock's sixth victory, a record, the Holden Dealer Team's sixth win and the first win in the race for a car carrying a Racecam unit.
• While Racecam units had become common place in NASCAR, unlike in Australian touring car racing the drivers generally refused to be wired to talk to the television commentators while driving, saying that it was too distracting.
• Both cars crashed heavily into the fence, as did the Sierra of the closely following Glenn Seton ( Racecam from Brock's car caught the moment out of his rear window when the pair touched ).
• Johnson, who had been using Racecam since 1982, also created a first for American NASCAR viewers when he was able to talk to the ESPN commentators during the 1989 Banquet Frozen Foods 300 at Sears Point Raceway.
• It was the start of Johnson's long run with Racecam and made him more popular with the general public, even with Holden fans, thanks to his seemingly endless number of one-liners while driving in races.
• Grice, who like Johnson had a Racecam unit in his car and in a NASCAR first was able to talk to the Channel 7 commentary team while racing, had been unable to slow sufficiently due to his car's lack of brakes which he had told the television audience about only laps before the crash.