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=NASCAR Driver and Officials Frequencies= ..., see the [[NASCAR#NASCAR_Track_Specific_Frequencies|NASCAR Track Specific Frequencies]] section of this page.

==Race Track Frequencies== ...'CO SHF OPS 2' which sounded like it may have been used by deputies at the track but it's not confirmed (please verify)<br/>

==Dirt Track Racing Frequencies== * See the [[#Chicagoland Speedway Frequencies|Chicagoland]] section of this article

The RR database entities (e.g., frequencies, talkgroups, categories, subcategories, descriptions, alpha tags, etc.) sha ...s are the only administrators with the ability to add or edit “Nationwide” frequencies. Non-global administrators may be assigned access to any combination of the

==Dirt Track Racing Frequencies== ==NASCAR sites==

For FCC licensed frequencies near the arena, see [http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?action=fccloc&l Conventional frequencies for Chase Field:

.... It looks more like a professional radio than a scanner (except for that NASCAR logo, which I could have done without). ...Up to 5 seconds delay time on the 330T (this can be applied on programmed frequencies, searches, etc.)

System Frequencies For Licensed Frequencies near the [http://www.stpetetimesforum.com/ St. Pete Times Forum], see this

''Local Frequencies and talkgroups:'' ...oreference.com/apps/db/?cs=WQEP271 WQEP271] so you may want to check those frequencies for activity.

...in-2008-a.html|Radioreference.com Forum Post about the 2008 Kentucky Derby frequencies|}} ...cky-derby.html|Radioreference.com Forum Post about the 2007 Kentucky Derby frequencies|}}

''''Previously licensed frequencies '''NASCAR R&D Center (20 km radius of Chicagoland Speedway)'''

==Dirt Track Racing Frequencies== ==NASCAR site==

==NASCAR Sites== * 451.8875 ? DPL 026 TRACK CREW (CHANNEL 9)

...archive/index.php/t-35216.html this link] for Bay Bears/Hank Aaron Stadium frequencies from 2004<br/> ...ov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=1751050 WPKS559] (Expired License - frequencies were not heard active during 2004 trip to Hank Aaron Stadium)<br/>

...so, since television's move to digital broadcasting, a new band of 700 MHz frequencies have become available for public safety systems. ...systems. To track digital systems a P25 compatible scanner is required; to track the new 700 MHz trunked systems, a 700 MHz capable radio is needed.

==NASCAR Site== As of June 2017, a listener is reporting the track is using DMR. [https://forums.radioreference.com/delaware-radio-discussion