Powering PROTON: Micro L Head Selected for NEP’s 2026 Repco Supercars Championship Coverage

Written By Kasia Skibinska

We are proud to share that the BR Remote Micro L Head is supporting NEP Australia’s broadcast coverage of the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship.

The Repco Supercars Championship is Australia’s premier touring car racing series and one of the largest motorsport events in the Southern Hemisphere. The championship attracts millions of viewers across Australia and internationally, with extensive live television and streaming coverage across multiple race weekends.

Proton camera mounted on a Micro L Head

More than 130 PROTON in-car camera systems have been deployed across the series, powered and controlled by our Micro L Head.

The Micro L Head:

  • Powers the PROTON camera directly

  • Has camera control protocols built into the head

  • Is compatible with other mini cameras, e.g. Dreamchip, Marshall

  • Reduces cabling and external hardware

  • Simplifies rigging for large-scale deployments

  • Increases reliability in extreme motorsport conditions

In high-vibration racing environments where space is limited and reliability is critical, integration matters. By embedding power and control directly within the head, production teams can reduce complexity and improve efficiency across the entire broadcast workflow.

We are pleased to see our compact engineering playing a role in delivering immersive in-car and trackside coverage for an event of this scale.

Learn more about the Micro L Head.

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Kasia Skibinska

Kasia Skibinska, the founder of Hampshire Websites, has a background in digital marketing, web design, and film production. She specialises in creating search engine optimised websites using Squarespace and offers a range of SEO services to help businesses grow online.

Her educational journey includes obtaining an MA in English and East European Studies from the Free University Berlin. Afterwards, she worked at the British Council's Film Department in London for four years before transitioning to become a film producer at Braidmade Films. Braidmade Films’ website was the first ever website Kasia built with Squarespace.

With a decade of experience in the digital marketing and web design industry, Kasia has worked with diverse clients and is committed to delivering high-quality, effective websites that cater to each client's specific needs.

Through Hampshire Websites she offers a personalised service, working closely with clients to understand their goals and tailor solutions to meet their specific needs. She also offers ongoing support and maintenance to ensure our clients' websites remain up-to-date and optimised for search engines (SEO).

https://www.hampshirewebsites.com
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