12 Motorsport YouTube Channels Your Account Won't Be Complete Without

There are lots of ways for motorsport fans to get their racing fix on YouTube. Here are a few channels you need to be subscribing to ahead of the new season!
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This is one of the most popular motoring and motorsport channels on YouTube. Featuring a mix of automotive and racing content, it’s one of the best channels out there for petrolheads.

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Britain’s premier tin-top series has its own YouTube channel, posting highlights of every single race, as well as previews, hot laps and interviews. It’s a great way to keep up with the action-packed championship.

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Germany’s touring car series has a strong YouTube presence, posting short clips with highlights, onboard footage, classic moments and guides to the cars, races and drivers.

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The fast and frantic motorsport series has its own channel dedicated to highlights, memorable moments, interviews, previews, guides and so much more. For those who can’t watch the FIA World Rallycross Championship rounds on TV, it is the place to go.

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The American single-seater series’ YouTube content has been super-strong for quite some time now. Highlights, interviews, funny features, onboard laps and behind-the-scenes videos all help to bring fans closer to IndyCar. What’s more, they are also uploading full 2015 and past races. So be prepared to spend hours and hours delving into its video archive!

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The WRC is always brilliant to watch and its official YouTube account provides everything you could need to keep up with the latest goings on from the rally world. As well as stage highlights, event round-ups and interviews, there are also test clips, onboards and more.

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F1 was very slow to the YouTube party. The channel was created a while ago but it took the sport until the 2015 to start posting on it. Interesting features, guides, historic clips and short race highlights bring F1 to the video-sharing platform with a bang. Sadly, though, you will have to open the above clip in YouTube itself to view it.

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The endurance series has long been uploading clips to YouTube, and it’s a great way to catch up with the races without watching all six (or 24) hours. It also provides a nice behind-the-scenes look at the FIA WEC and showcases the big personalities on the grid.

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Like epic clips of old, classic cars and racing machines blasting around race tracks and up a famous hillclimb at full speed? If yes, this channel is definitely for you.

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MotoGP is completely bonkers and the riders are some of the bravest people in motorsport. There’s rarely a dull moment and you can watch the seasons unfold right on YouTube, with compilation clips, highlights and special features. Like the F1 clip, you will have to open this in YouTube to watch it.

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The Nascar YouTube channel houses three different series under one roof – the Sprint Cup, Xfinity and Truck championships. It always throws up some mad moments and they are posted right away. The short clips are all you really need if you’re a casual fan following Nascar.

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The Porsche account is another one that merges automotive content and motorsport videos, with beautiful clips on its endurance and GT racing involvement.

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Boost

I agree with pretty much all of these choices apart from /DRIVE. Yeah, you get the odd video worth watching but the vast majority of their videos now are just 60 second trailers for their paid content.

01/31/2016 - 14:08 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Boost

the same can be said for the WRC channel. the brief summaries of events are good but a vast majority of content is only available on paid WRC+

01/31/2016 - 14:43 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Boost

Agreed. I’d put Motortrend above drive.

02/01/2016 - 08:06 |
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Anonymous

Great list, but you forgot Engineering Explained

01/31/2016 - 14:21 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

It’s about Motorsport channels though

01/31/2016 - 14:29 |
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Anonymous

Everyone who hasn’t done that yet, needs to watch the Indycar eye camera on board videos. They are amazing

01/31/2016 - 14:30 |
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495QED

FailRace?

01/31/2016 - 14:33 |
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FailRace

In reply to by 495QED

Most certainly agree with that ;)

01/31/2016 - 16:46 |
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Anonymous

Roadkill

01/31/2016 - 14:40 |
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Thierry Theuns

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Not Motorsports.
Very amusing, but does not belong in the category

01/31/2016 - 14:54 |
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Anonymous
  1. Car throttle
01/31/2016 - 14:47 |
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Mr.PurpleV12

GoodWood Road and Racing is probably my favorite.

01/31/2016 - 14:50 |
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Anonymous

Petrolicious????!!!

01/31/2016 - 15:01 |
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Anonymous

1320 Videos? They post pretty awesome car content..

01/31/2016 - 15:13 |
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suchdoge

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

That’s just amateurs showing off mostly

01/31/2016 - 16:46 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Mostly it just filled with illegal drag

02/01/2016 - 09:28 |
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Anonymous

Racingfail is a good one. Kind of like failarmy but for motorsport, Posting weekly compilations of the weeks crashes. And we all love a good crash :)

01/31/2016 - 15:23 |
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