1981 Daytona 500 Complete Broadcast Blu Ray

1981 Daytona 500 Complete Broadcast – Custom Blu-ray

Relive the legendary "gas-and-go" gamble and Richard Petty's historic seventh victory at the Great American Race with this custom-authored Blu-ray release.

The Race That Redefined Daytona On February 15, 1981, the Winston Cup series debuted a completely new generation of "downsized" cars. The garage was filled with uncertainty as the 110-inch wheelbase vehicles took to the high banks for the first time. Bobby Allison looked absolutely untouchable, leading 117 laps in his sloped-window Pontiac. But with 27 laps to go, crew chief Dale Inman made the ultimate strategic call. As the leaders pitted for tires, Inman called Petty's #43 STP Buick in for a blistering 7.8-second fuel-only stop, putting The King out front to hold off the field and secure his historic win.

Preserved Racing History This release brings you the complete, classic CBS Sports television broadcast, capturing every moment of the historic transition to the modern era of stock car racing. Hear the legendary commentary of Ken Squier and David Hobbs as they call one of the most masterful tactical finishes in motorsport history.

Release Features:

• Complete Race Broadcast: The full 1981 Daytona 500 television broadcast, preserved from the best available archival sources.

• Custom Menus & Navigation: Professionally authored with fully interactive menus and custom chapter stops so you can jump straight to the green flag, major cautions, and the dramatic finish.

• Premium Packaging: Comes in a standard Blu-ray case featuring high-quality, custom-designed cover artwork highlighting Petty's #43 Buick Regal and the inaugural 1981 downforce era.

• Format: Region-Free BD-R, formatted to play on all standard set-top Blu-ray players and modern game consoles.

Add this essential piece of preserved racing history to your physical media collection today!