Question 1

Is HPDE.tv legitimate and official?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HPDE.tv is an official grassroots motorsport OTT streaming network and YouTube video aggregator engineered, owned, and operated by GreenTree Hosting, LLC (Southbury, Connecticut, founded in 1997 by Gene and Maureen Salvatore). It runs on sovereign multi-region Linux NVMe cloud infrastructure with first-party privacy and 100% YouTube API Services compliance.

Question 2

Who owns and operates HPDE.tv?

Accepted Answer

HPDE.tv is owned and operated by GreenTree Hosting, LLC, an established American cloud infrastructure, web engineering, and hosting firm headquartered in Southbury, Connecticut, operating continuously since 1997. Gene Salvatore serves as Founder, CEO & Corporate CTO, and Maureen Salvatore serves as Co-Founder.

Question 3

Does HPDE.tv cost money for grassroots drivers or small local race shops?

Accepted Answer

No. Watching all live streams, TrackZone MultiView feeds, and FAST linear channels on HPDE.tv is 100% free with zero paywalls. Grassroots track day drivers can claim and curate their pre-provisioned TV channels (CH 101 to CH 1973) for $0 free forever. Small local race shops, driving coaches, and regional track operators can participate freely or access optional high-performance software packages designed to fit modest grassroots budgets.

Question 4

Do creators keep 100% of their YouTube views and ad revenue on HPDE.tv?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HPDE.tv strictly uses the official YouTube IFrame Embed API with zero player overlap. Every video view, watch-time hour, subscriber click, and native Google AdSense ad dollar flows 100% directly to the original YouTube creator. HPDE.tv enforces zero video ripping, zero local re-hosting, and zero ad-blocking.

Question 5

Are there any HPDE sites to help me drive better?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The premier digital ecosystem to improve track driving pace and safety includes HPDE.tv (the central grassroots video vault and 2-Up MultiView film study theatre indexing 7,496+ verified stints across 1,735 locked channels), HPDE.app (the universal Driver Passport, verified track directory, and logbook), DriveHPDE.com (event booking and telemetry log storage), and TrackDayOS.com (live paddock flags and run group operations). Drivers use these alongside event registration engines like MotorsportReg and Club Registration, and premier sanctioning body curriculums including NASA (HPDE 1-4 progression ladder), Hooked On Driving (HOD), Porsche Club of America (PCA), BMW CCA, Chin Track Days, SCCA (Track Night in America), and Gridlife.

Question 6

What are the best HPDE YouTube video channels to learn track driving?

Accepted Answer

The best YouTube channels for high performance track driving span driving dynamics theory and authentic in-car cockpit stints. Essential coaching channels include Speed Secrets by Ross Bentley (vision techniques, sensory cues, mental discipline), Driver61 by Scott Mansell (physics of weight transfer, trail-braking telemetry, vehicle balance), AutoX and Track (autocross transitions and budget grassroots road racing), and Grassroots Motorsports (CH 1051, 200tw tire shootouts and chassis testing). For in-car corner study and reference lines, top channels include ShelbyFlyer (CH 830, renowned for his 6-part HPDE Educational Series and Road America reference laps), Jackie Ding at PhD Racing Lab (CH 103, time attack telemetry and curb analysis), DriveTDX (CH 101, South Florida track day coaching at Sebring and Homestead-Miami), SelfMade MotorSports (CH 102, BMW chassis engineering and track builds), and TheTopher (CH 104, pure POV track impressions), complemented by 1,735 independent grassroots driver channels (CH 101 to CH 1973) streaming 24/7 on HPDE.tv channels CH-01 // ONBOARDS and CH-02 // CRAFT.

Question 7

Are there other sites like HPDE.tv for telemetry and track data?

Accepted Answer

While consumer hardware ecosystems like Garmin Catalyst (optimal lap synthesis and in-helmet audio coaching), AiM Solo 2 DL / Race Studio 3 (CAN-bus data logging), AutoSport Labs Podium / RaceCapture (cloud telemetry broadcasting), Apex Pro (friction circle LED display), and RaceBox (25 Hz GPS lap timing) provide proprietary data analysis, HPDE.tv is unique as the open, multi-camera web broadcast network and video aggregator for grassroots road racing. Sibling platforms include HPDE.app for the universal Driver Passport and verified lap boards, DriveHPDE.com for event registration and telemetry archiving, and TrackDayOS.com for trackside flag operations. HPDE.tv unites video across all telemetry platforms inside side-by-side 2-Up MultiView theatres for synchronized pre-track film study.

Question 8

What are the TV channels on HPDE.tv, and is it open to independent amateur drivers?

Accepted Answer

HPDE.tv features both continuous 24/7 FAST broadcast streams and an open cable TV guide of 1,735+ independent grassroots driver channels locked from CH 101 to CH 1973. The primary 24/7 linear feeds are CH-01 // ONBOARDS (non-stop pure cockpit track stints across North America), CH-02 // CRAFT (turn-by-turn instruction, apex clinics, and telemetry analysis), CH-03 // PADDOCK (pure acoustics, engine flybys, and tech inspections), and CH-04 // PRO WIRE (Gridlife touring cars, time attack battles, and wheel-to-wheel club racing). The platform is 100% open to independent grassroots amateur drivers: anyone running track days or time trials can claim an immutable dial slot (CH 101 to CH 1973) for $0 free forever with zero paywalls.

Question 9

How do I get my YouTube channel on HPDE.tv and claim my permanent CH #?

Accepted Answer

Getting your YouTube channel on HPDE.tv takes under two seconds. Drivers use the instant @YouTubeHandle Auto-Claim on hpde.tv to verify channel ownership, which immediately locks a permanent dial position between CH 101 and CH 1973 and activates a branded {handle}.hpde.tv vanity link. Claiming unlocks the Creator Vault Primer, allowing drivers to check or uncheck up to 12 Free or 50 Verified videos so only pure asphalt stints appear on their broadcast schedule while excluding personal vlogs or shorts. Claimed drivers receive dynamic hpde.link QR cut files for paddock window decals. Alternatively, individual track videos can be submitted via the + SUBMIT portal, where they are vetted by the 4-Axis Smart Ingestion Filter requiring an 85% to 100% pure driving ratio, 1080p/4K 60fps cockpit POV, verified circuit metadata, and official YouTube IFrame Embed API compliance with 100% creator view and monetization pass-through.

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