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About Us
Velocity Video started in 2004 with the sole purpose of taping the Mini World of Outlaw Go-Karts in Lakeport, CA. After one year, series promoter Blair Aiken asked that Velocity Video expand to his other facility, the Ukiah Speedway. In 2005, Velocity Video began producing DVDs of the Ukiah Speedway races, and Velocity Video's DVD production business was born.
In 2008, Velocity Video entered the world of television production with its show on KFTY TV50 in Santa Rosa, called the North Coast Race Report. In August 2008, Velocity Video announced that it would be leaving the Ukiah Speedway after a contractual disagreement with the North State Racing Association.
Today, Velocity Video has expanded to VHS-to-DVD transferring, DVD duplication, graphics design, and much more. In addition, Velocity Video now produces one-of-a-kind entertainment such as The Scott Richards Show and The All Sport Street Team, all in stunning high-definition.
In 2008, Velocity Video entered the world of television production with its show on KFTY TV50 in Santa Rosa, called the North Coast Race Report. In August 2008, Velocity Video announced that it would be leaving the Ukiah Speedway after a contractual disagreement with the North State Racing Association.
Today, Velocity Video has expanded to VHS-to-DVD transferring, DVD duplication, graphics design, and much more. In addition, Velocity Video now produces one-of-a-kind entertainment such as The Scott Richards Show and The All Sport Street Team, all in stunning high-definition.
Copyright 2010 Velocity Video