Ride Shotgun with Shannon Campbell in this 360 Degree Video

• August 13, 2015
• Story By
  Nitto Admin

Off-road racing is amazing to watch at Ultra4 events such as King of The Hammers, but very few us ever get to know what it's like to race across varied terrain and leap boulders like they're mere bumps in the road. That's all about to change. Strap yourself in shotgun next to two-time "King" Shannon Campbell as he propels us through the race course during Ultra4's 4 Wheel Parts Glen Helen Grand Prix in this virtual reality 360 degree video.   This first-time 360 degree off-road driving experience brought to you by Nitto Tire is created using a multi-camera custom rig which records in every direction. While you can simply watch it from any Android device's screen and click in different directions (or simply move the screen if you're on mobile/tablet) - Google Cardboard lets you experience virtual reality in a simple and fun way. Follow the simple steps below for an even more immersive experience or scroll down to simply brace yourself and click-to-play the 360 degree video! Ways to Watch Option #1: You can watch this video on the existing YouTube app for Android by moving your phone or tablet around to see all the different angles while the video plays. You can do the same on youtube.com or embedded videos on Chrome by using the mouse to drag the point of view around. Soon, this technology will be available on iPhone, iPad and other devices. Option #2: Google Cardboard

1. Get Google Cardboard and assemble it
2. Open the YouTube app
3. Go to the Nitto Tire YouTube channel and search for "Ride Shotgun with Shannon Campbell in this 360 Virtual Reality Ultra4 Off-Road Experience". You'll know it's the right one if it has this avatar,
4. Select the video on the channel, and start playback
5. Touch the cardboard icon You'll notice that the screen splits into two smaller screens
6. Insert your phone into Cardboard
7. Look around to view the video in 360 degrees

What type of racing do you want to experience next? We want to hear - leave a comment!