Recording Your Race

 Recording Your Race

With in car cameras mandatory in Enduro Elite, you might be wondering how to put together 8 consecutive hours of footage. Tyler at DOT Motorsports explains his set-up.



How to Record continuous 8+hours of video on a GoPro! Great tips for endurance road racing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ywiRQGfyJ8

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