William Newcomer YouTube Channel Stats

As of October 2026, William Newcomer has 30 subscribers on YouTube (30). YouTube rounds public subscriber counts, so the exact number can differ slightly from what you see on the channel page.

William Newcomer has received 98,991 total views (99K) across 15 public videos. That works out to roughly 6.6K lifetime views per upload, including Shorts.

William Newcomer has uploaded 15 public videos. We analysed the latest 13 uploads: 7 were long-form videos and 6 were Shorts, which are excluded from the averages on this page.

The William Newcomer YouTube channel was created on September 23, 2006, so it is 20 years old.

Videos on William Newcomer average 10,732 views (10.7K), with a median of 6.2K views per video. The average is 35773% of the subscriber count, which shows how much of the audience watches each upload.

William Newcomer has an engagement rate of 0.04%, calculated by YTGrowAI as (likes + comments) divided by views across 7 long-form videos. This is our own calculation from public data and not an official YouTube statistic.

Over the last 12 months William Newcomer has published 0 long-form videos, which is no long-form uploads in the last 12 months. Most uploads go live on Friday, and Friday uploads have earned the highest average views.

The most viewed video on William Newcomer is "AXS Moab 2007" with 33,084 views, published on Apr 7, 2007.

The most recent long-form upload we found is "AXS Vail 2007", published on Sep 20, 2007, which has 4,135 views so far.

William Newcomer videos in the under 5 min range earn the highest average views. The channel's average long-form video runs about 4 minutes.

William Newcomer appears to run the YouTube channel tied to the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series. Public reporting identifies Will Newcomer as the race director for Adventure Xstream, which supports the connection between William Newcomer and the race brand. The channel itself looks like an archive of event footage rather than a personal lifestyle channel. Its uploads focus on adventure racing, outdoor courses, and location-specific event coverage.

William Newcomer is known for the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series channel, which documents endurance events in places like Moab, Durango, Buena Vista, Summit County, and Vail. The channel’s best-known uploads are race videos from 2006 and 2007. William Newcomer’s public identity is tied to organizing and directing adventure races, so the channel reflects that sport rather than entertainment or commentary content.

No reliable public source in the available material confirms William Newcomer’s birth year or age. The YouTube channel data shows the account was created on 2006-09-23, but that is the channel creation date, not William Newcomer’s birth date. The channel is associated with the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series and with Will Newcomer as race director, but personal biographical details are not publicly established here.

William Newcomer’s YouTube channel was created on 2006-09-23. That date fits the channel’s oldest visible uploads, which include 2006 Xstream Expedition - Oct. 5 and 2006 Xstream Expedition - Oct. 6. The early timeline suggests William Newcomer used the channel to document the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series and related events from the start of its visible archive.

William Newcomer appears to have gained recognition through the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series rather than through a traditional creator career. Public coverage described Will Newcomer as the race director for the series, which staged adventure races in scenic and challenging locations. The YouTube channel likely became known because it preserved event footage from popular race stops such as Moab, Durango, and Buena Vista.

William Newcomer’s biggest video is AXS Moab 2007, with 33,084 views in the provided channel data. That video outperforms the rest of the archive by a wide margin and appears to be the channel’s main breakout upload. For William Newcomer, the result makes sense because Moab is a highly recognizable adventure-sport location and the video title clearly connects to the Adventure Xstream series.

No verified public source in the provided material confirms where William Newcomer currently lives. The channel’s content is associated with adventure race locations in the western United States, especially Colorado and Utah, but that does not establish a home base. The only publicly reported role connected to William Newcomer here is his work as race director for Adventure Xstream.

No notable controversies are shown in the available facts about William Newcomer or the channel. The public information points mainly to adventure-race organization and archived event footage. William Newcomer’s channel appears to be a niche sports archive, and nothing in the provided data suggests scandals, disputes, or widely reported negative coverage.

The best starting points for William Newcomer are AXS Moab 2007, AXS Durango - 2007, and AXS Buena Vista - 2007. Those are the channel’s most-viewed videos and they best represent the Adventure Xstream Adventure Race Series. Watching those first gives a good sense of William Newcomer’s focus on race coverage, scenic routes, and endurance-sport action.

Channels similar to William Newcomer’s usually focus on outdoor sport, adventure travel, or endurance events. Good comparables include Patagonia, Red Bull, GMBN, Global Mountain Bike Network, and Outside TV. William Newcomer’s channel is more archival and niche than those larger brands, but it shares their interest in action, landscape, and sport-driven storytelling.