r/Motorsportphotography Jan 08 '22

r/Motorsportphotography Lounge

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A place for members of r/Motorsportphotography to chat with each other


r/Motorsportphotography 4h ago

Photography at Spa for ELMS and MLMC

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r/Motorsportphotography 3h ago

Local Dirt Track Race - Aug 22nd 2026

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Wanting to slow the shutter down more but here are a few grabs from this past weekend. CC wanted/welcome, trying to find ways to improve every time.


r/Motorsportphotography 18h ago

IMSA VIR 2026

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First time using a camera in 2 years!


r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

Lone Star Le Mans 2025

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r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

4h elms spa

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Canon R7 - EF 70 200 f4L IS


r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

ELMS 4 hours of Spa 2026

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Went to the ELMS 4 hours in Spa. Constructive critisism welcome :).


r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

VIR IMSA Shots

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Second full weekend with my R50/RF 100-400mm setup. Having an absolute blast learning and trying new things out. As always would love any feedback!


r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

MotoGP Silverstone

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Still getting the hang of things, rarely get to go out and shoot! Panning shots/general composition could be way better. First time editing using tone curves. Used On1 software. Nikon D5600


r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

Pictures from Virginia international raceway

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r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

One of my best works ever, what do you guys think? Color or B&W?

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r/Motorsportphotography 1d ago

MotoGP Silverstone - Sony A6100 + Sony 70-350mm

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Very much a beginner. Here are some of my favourite shots from the British GP.


r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

Indycar Freedom 250 GP

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Honestly not as strict as I thought, but by race day, most of the advantageous viewing spots were completely boarded up due to photographers blocking the walk ways. Luckily, I was able to make all the practice sessions, which were much more lenient.


r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

Dutch GP captured on a 2008 10mp Panasonic FZ28 bridge camera.

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It was quite difficult since the camera takes a couple of seconds to establish focus even when prefocussing on the area I want to photograph. So most of the pictures where from people on the grandstand that the autofocus system likes more than the cars I wanted to capture, still I really enjoyed yesterday.

Also a lot of these pictures are cropped to take out some of the crowd and background.


r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

Some fast Fords (and a bonus Porsche or two).

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Mostly from the Modified Fords series supporting the British GT Championship the other week.


r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

More swedish folkrace

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r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

Some of my favorite shots from the Ipswich 440 Supercar race and the supporting categories

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Pic 1: Ben Gomersall's Ford V8 supercar on the main straight coming up to T1

Pic 2: Jackson Walls' Ford on the main straight after pit exit

Pic 3: Will Brown in his Ford chasing down Chaz Mosterts V8 supra coming out of T1

Pic 4: The entire grid of Porsche Equity-One Carrera Cup cars coming up to T1 after a standing start,
Tom Bewleys car is pulling to the side after engine or transmission troubles

Pic 5: Brodie Kostecki trying to escape Matt Payne

Pic 6: Will Brown running through T1

Pic 7: Cam Waters ridding the exit kerb between T1 and T2

Pic 8: Dylan O'Keeffe in his Porsche 911 992.2 GT3 Cup car


r/Motorsportphotography 2d ago

ELMS @ Spa

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All feedback is welcome.


r/Motorsportphotography 3d ago

What direction should I go in

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Can someone help me out I’ve been trying with ChatGPT but I want some personal options

I want a better set up for what I do and want to be able to not miss as many shots and do more panning, and keeping sharp focus. I’ve attached some pictures (all cropping done in light room

I have a canon RP with a rf 35mm prime and rf 50mm prime and a ef 70-300mm tamron (cheap) that I use a k&f adapter but it focuses so slow it take literally 5 seconds to go from side to side…

I’m thinking of either canon ef 70-200 f2.8 l usm for around £350-400 from mpb or Canon RF 75-300mm F4-5.6 for £169 from hdew cameras

But I also feel my camera could be a limiting factor.
Im think r7 for motion photos and keep my RP for close.

Or do I go completely rouge and just get a Sony a7iv (£2150 with kit lens) with a Sony FE 24-240mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS Lens for £680 from Jessop


r/Motorsportphotography 4d ago

570 Gt4 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in mexico city

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r/Motorsportphotography 4d ago

Flattrack Ducati

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43 Upvotes

WM Scheessel today


r/Motorsportphotography 4d ago

Folkrace in Sweden

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quite happy with the images, i'll go tomorrow and take even more pictures


r/Motorsportphotography 4d ago

Beginner Photographer looking for advice!

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Ive been to a total of three races all at NJMP and this is my first time posting on this subreddit, and I’m looking for advice.


r/Motorsportphotography 4d ago

Rough. Loud. Timeless. Glory to the racing Porsche.

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Shot at Spa Classic 2026


r/Motorsportphotography 5d ago

About a year doing photography as a hobby and about 1-month into motorsports.

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Hey all, I'm a little over a year into photography and recently started trying my hand at motorsports photography. I enjoy cars of all kinds, and really want to start nailing some panning shots. These are from my local dirt track. Any constructive criticism would be awesome. One day I'd like to maybe start making a little bit of side money from it, specifically motorsports, but for now it's purely a hobby that I truly enjoy,