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I don’t believe so other than Briscoe. Hamlin, Blaney and Elliot had plenty of gas and listening to Blaney’s radio there was nothing he could do.

So odd that for the last 20 laps not a car in the top 4 could pass. Overall the race was interesting, but was it really a good race? Naw. 6.19

I had that same issue last week with Prime and posted about it in the other thread. For me, as soon as the "live" broadcast was over I could watch the replay. I had my wife keep checking so I wouldn't know who won. I thought for sure we watched one of the first races on Prime by starting it...

Blaney & Hocevar also if you recall what happened at Atlanta in the Spring.

Oh my…I really have to wonder about this fuel BS. Victory lap and a burnout. Yeah right. Happy Chase won though.

Good grief here are the gerbils screaming about “fuel” AGAIN!

And now Blaney is up there!

Technology, streaming a step backwards.

I am using the app

I am using it now

Sure would have liked to see Balog pull this off. I am sure he could have used the $100k more than the 83 team/driver. Nothing against those guys, just like how Balog is still old school.

As long as this is not another "road/street' course added to the schedule or replacing an oval track I am OK with it. Recently the road courses just haven't been my cup of tea in NASCAR.

Are these numbers only for the US market? If so, since Prime TV is available worldwide I would be curious to see those numbers in comparison.

I don't mind it at all... I never start watching a race before the invocation.

4.88. I am sorry guys but I really don’t like the short pitting because of a “staged” yellow flag. I realize it does create optional strategies, but I just don’t like it.

Today I tried to watch the race on Prime using a Firestick on my TV and it would only let me join live during the broadcast. I could not and did not have an option to “play from the beginning” until after the race and post race was over. However using the Prime App on my phone I could play from...

I wasn't sure about this at first, but I think it is going to be interesting to watch.

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No, I am saying that at the end of the day there was only a few drivers that actually ran out of fuel. I have listened to enough driver radios to know that they are frequently told to "save" fuel. It happens in practically every race so it's just part of racing these days. Yesterday's stage 3...

I thought it used to be bad we had to deal with all those pesky commercials, but I would have gladly exchanged those to get the gerbils to stop talking about “fuel.” Good grief how much time was spent on something that ultImately affected only a driver or two?