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They tried that. And when Watkins Glen went 70+ laps with no cautions and the drivers complained about how hot and tiring it was, the stages came back.

I do know some people that have abandoned NASCAR altogether. Their reasons vary. They dropped cable/satellite for a basic streaming package and use the other money on Flo and/or Dirtvision apps.

The takeaway from this is races shown on regular TV get good ratings, even Xfinity. Those stations are usually part of any cable or streaming package. Yet, the races on cable and streaming are about half. Do people not know how to find FS1 and TNT on their packages, have that many people just...

Double dose of awesome.

Are the IndyCar fans complaining because Alex Palou is winning nearly every race and will have the title wrapped up with a couple of races still to go?

I thought the idea was strictly Brian France's brain child.

Looks like the worst part is when another car tagged him.

FACTS! Kind of strange though.

I was wondering if this would get any traction over the weekend. It appears very little. Had it done so, it would have blown up the notion that Mark Martin and others were just a bunch of crazy old men clamoring for the good ol' days. Maybe this will come up again.

I was front and center for that one. https://www.dirtondirt.com/photoGallery.php?id=11859

One of the concessions workers in the lower infield pits had a medical emergency.

Who's the genius in race control? That was so stupid.

I was going to say CBell. I didn't know about the Xfinity deal, have to go with that.

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NASCAR never raced there.

Too flat.

Sadly, that's how Lucas has operated the last few years. They've given up on these bullrings with some lesser facilities for these palaces that don't have good racing. Sound familiar?

It didn't matter. That race was over early.

My pick goes to my local CW station that opted to carry reruns of Modern Family instead of the Xfinity race on Saturday. They chose to farm it out to another station on one of their subchannels.

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