66 Hours of NASCAR this week on ESPN

[kat2220]

ESPN Networks To Have 66 hours of NASCAR Programming This Week: As Nextel Cup racing returns to ESPN this weekend with coverage of the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard from Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ESPN networks will have 66 hours of programming this week to commemorate the first Cup race coverage on ESPN since 2000.
Highlighting NASCAR programming this week will be two live NASCAR races, the Nextel Cup event from IMS on ESPN and the Busch Series race from O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis on ESPN2, as well as practice and qualifying coverage from both on ESPN2. In addition, ESPN's daily news and information show, NASCAR Now, will expand to an hour for three days this week and will air Monday through Thursday on both ESPN and ESPN2.
ESPN will air a series of new NASCAR historical documentaries in prime time every night this week. The ESPN Ultimate NASCAR series will be repeated on ESPN Classic, along with replays of the award-winning SportsCentury series featuring profiles of Dale Earnhardt, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart. (ESPN PR)

 

[TexasRaceLady]

That 2 hour program last night was good.

However, DW had me in tears. He recalled how his and Dale's motorhomes were always parked side-by-side. The week after Dale's death, he pulled into the lot and saw the empty space. He said he just turned around and drove out. He came close to really losing his composure.

I don't think I realized just how close he and DE had been.

 

[Digger]

That 2 hour program last night was good.

However, DW had me in tears. He recalled how his and Dale's motorhomes were always parked side-by-side. The week after Dale's death, he pulled into the lot and saw the empty space. He said he just turned around and drove out. He came close to really losing his composure.

I don't think I realized just how close he and DE had been.

ESPN documentaries are better than their live coverage.