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Well I sure do appreciate you taking the time & giving me an explanation. I’ve heard people complain about it being boring or a parade but they are doing things that fans like.

Young Mr H was probably ok until he mentioned a certain orifice & then it couldn’t be ignored. He really needs a course on how to be vanilla where he can learn to speak for 2-5 minutes yet not say anything. Vanilla is the way to go.

I have a question that you probably know the answer to. I was reading that the Nashville race on Prime had 2.06 million viewers. Out of those viewers 495k were between the ages of 18-49 The F1 race that weekend averaged 1.2 million viewers but the 18-49 demo was 512k. So about 25% of NASCAR’s...

I would have never guessed that. I learn all sorts of good stuff here!

All I know is that networks wouldn’t be forking out billions on something they remotely felt was a dead horse.

I didn’t know streaming was such a big deal for old people until I learned about it here. My fellow old people that I know all stream, they know how to adjust their adaptive cruise control & a couple even knew how to hook up their phone to Bluetooth in their car. We’re a force to be reckoned with.

When I first started streaming everything was dirt cheap but it’s essentially the same price now as cable. In 5 years we’ll all be reminiscing about the good old days of cable.

I can’t see where the drivers have much time for anything given all their commitments. Denny can be the fun dad and take his child to school in a helicopter!

Good question. It looked like many old guys disappeared once the races went to Prime & I expect the young guys will disappear when the races begin on TNT. It’s almost like people are more fans of what platform the races are on then the races themselves

Denny will be enjoying raising a teenager in his 60’s. Now that sounds like work!

I read where viewers of the Coca Cola 600 on Prime had a median age of 55.8 compared to 62.8 for Cup races on linear networks. Do you think this 7 year age reduction will remain about the same for all the races on Prime?

I’m sorry that I wasn’t clear about the source. This old senior dude is having some technical difficulties 😁

I don’t know if this is accurate but apparently Stellantis won’t return to Cup until Nascar has 80-100 million fans. Apparently NASCAR currently has 20 million fans but there is a plan in place to get too 100 million.

I can’t ever recall reading anything where the idea of making making charters fixed was discussed by NASCAR. I thought they were available for teams to use, lease or sell & at the end of the broadcast deal the charters returned to Nascar to do with what they wanted.

Hocevar seems to have the intangibles that you can’t teach. He’s fast and reminds me of a guy that could get a top 5 in a 10th place care. He also has that look you see when drivers are getting ready to get their first win. I know he’s a little rambunctious at times but that’s all part of his...

It is the worst FF button I’ve ever used too. It also didn’t want to resume where I left off. Most people seem very pleased with what Prime brought to the table though so that is good. Some of the things people liked about the broadcast don’t matter to me. I don’t watch any of the after race...

The Silver Fox is the GOAT.

7 A decent race that I’m glad I watched.

With the way the championship is now winning is everything to me & the championship is like winning MPD. Based solely on performance I would give the Gibbs boy one more year after this to show he was worthy of a JGR seat. He would need to be fast & show signs he was getting ready to win. If...

My mind is crystal clear but even if it was cloudy you can still catch races Ned, Bob, Benny & pit reporter Jerry Punch did on YouTube. That should settle it.