Live coverage of a sporting event by NITRO surpasses RID's previous record, keeping the broadcast active for approximately 28 hours.
NITRO CRUSHES TV RECORD AT THE 'GREEN HELL'
A Spectacular Achievement
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Cologne / Nurburgring, 23rd June 2025 - NITRO smashed it with a stunning 27 hours 45 minutes broadcast marathon of the "ADAC RAVENOL 24h-Race" at the Nurburgring! Beating the official world record for "the longest TV broadcast of a live sports event," they set a dazzling new record. RID record judge Janine Mehner was on duty at the Ring to verify the record and awarded NITRO the prestigious RID record certificate on the spot. The official entry into the RID record books will follow shortly.
The record-breaking journey commenced on Saturday, 21st June 2025, at 13:00 and concluded on Sunday, 22nd June, at 16:45. With an impressive 60-strong production team, NITRO far outshone the previous 27-hour world record from 2022. The new benchmark was unwaveringly confirmed by the Record Institute for Germany (RID). Janine Mehner couldn't help but express her awe: "I've never seen such dedication in planning and execution. A true testament to NITRO's commitment. Congratulations to all involved!"
Hostess Laura Papendick and Nurburgring sensation Dirk Adorf, who provided insights from pit and race, led the show. Their dynamic team included motorsport experts like Lina van de Mars, Eve Scheer, Alessa-Luisa Naujoks, Marcel Klein, who delivered live updates that brought the electrifying 'Green Hell' atmosphere straight into viewers' homes.
Even before the event, the qualifications' coverage on RTL+ sparked intrigue - with the triumphant, record-setting broadcast, NITRO raised the bar in sports coverage.
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NITRO's 27-hour 45-minute broadcast marathon of the "ADAC RAVENOL 24h-Race" at the Nurburgring, which broke the official world record for the longest TV broadcast of a live sports event, was not limited to just races. The broadcast included insights from pit and race, provided by hosts Laura Papendick and Dirk Adorf, as well as motorsport experts like Lina van de Mars, Eve Scheer, Alessa-Luisa Naujoks, Marcel Klein, who brought the thrilling 'Green Hell' atmosphere straight into viewers' homes.
The record-breaking journey in sports coverage wasn't solely focused on football; the electrifying atmosphere extended to various sports events, showcasing NITRO's dedication to providing comprehensive sports coverage.
