Dean, that is a very good idea in this YouTube age.
However, is it possible that whilst these so called ‘influencers’ may get people into the speedway if they like the product, on the other hand, it could be even more damaging to the sport if they don’t.
Mind you, I suppose it can’t get much worse, so it is worth the risk.
Karlito is going a great job in YouTube and I really like his videos, but he cannot do it alone. Those who run speedway need to get him involved.
I do believe that making the public more involved in the meeting by using apps which are used within the conferencing environment would help. These apps and websites would allow those attending to become more involved in the meeting, such as voting for rider of the night, polling the spectators, and getting the public to pose questions to the riders etc. It is possible particularly when there is a lull in racing.
Speedway does need, I feel, to embrace the technology which is out there.