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They literally had more people between the age 18-49 tune in for the F1 Silverstone race in 2022, then the entire TV audience who tuned in for the F1 Silverstone 2018 race. wow.

you are correct, looks like I can't use this website as a reference anymore. https://racingnews.co/2021/07/07/nascar-tv-ratings-july-4-2021-road-america/

Just for comparison 2021 the Cup race at Road America was on NBCSN and it got 3.078 million viewers.

I've watched all 9 SRX events and this past weekend I think was the best racing. Marco, Smoke, Biffle, Newman, and even Tracy all raced really hard and mostly fair. You have a valid point about lack of Superstars though

beautiful truck, and I have a feeling she'll do well this weekend. By well I mean competing in the top 10.

I'd vote gragson. If Brad K's car didn't get airborn we wouldn't even be talking about it still. Noah turned a car sideways down a narrow and blind straight at full speed in front of like 90% of the field. both were bad though

Yea, even I had to laugh at my own stupidity for that comment.

Some quick thoughts 1. Thank God Zhou is okay, that crash was terrifying 2. Thank God the F2 drivers were also okay, that crash was terrifying too. 3. Halo is the best safety feature in open wheel racing since probably the hans device 4. I was wrong and will admit so. Lewis was indeed on a...

Great racing at Road America on Sunday. Congrats to Reddick for earning his first of many victories in the Cup series. I'll say again, that leaving Road America I think is a mistake, I hope they don't leave.

Gragson is not only an idiot, but also a danger to other drivers on the track. That move to just hook Karam on the run down to turn 5 in front of the entire field... I was furious. Thank God nobody was seriously hurt. He needs to get driven into a concrete wall at a very high speed (Kyle...

Okay, I'll admit that Lewis looked quick in the second practice. I'm curious where he'll qualify

I just know that Eddie was the President and General Manager of TMS for 27 years. I'm sure he has power of the purse for the track to some extent. I'm sure that TMS has their own finances, and those finances paid for it, that's obviously what i meant So who designed it? Who agreed to it? And...

Yea those miracle survivals you mentioned are all ones that came to my mind as well. I'd also consider adding Tom Sneva 1975 at Indy. I'm sure there are others too, but that's one that came to my mind.

Watching his crash live I was certain he hadn't survived. Him surviving the crash was and is a complete miracle. Thank God he's still here and we can enjoy his talents in the SRX series.

I didn't say that he did... but who did design it then? I will say Gossage is an idiot for listening to that person and then paying for it.

beautiful livery

If Lewis finds the podium I'll say that it was a special drive, especially if no mechanical or weird issues happen to RB or Ferrari. But I'll bet you that he finishes 5th at best.

They need to find a lot of speed. Despite restarting 3rd and with fresher tires then Verstappen.... Verstappen and Sainz lost Mercedes very quickly.

Lewis could bring his absolute best ever performance... and if that Mercedes pace is the same. He'll finish 5th

Road America is one of those special places that has a large fanbase for the track itself. Back during the end of ChampCar, it would draw well, IMSA by itself draws well, Xfinity has always had a good crowd... hell even the June Sprints SCCA has a good amount of folks. I think it'd be a...