Bristol grandstands OUUUUUCH!!!!!!

I like Louisiana swamp gatoring, big surprise, and the Maine and California game wardens.
 
No way am I going to be in the same boat as a gator no matter how many times it's shot in the head. Nope not me.
I watched Gold Rush only to see Todd Hoffmans "Screwup of the Week". I liked the kid Parker and even Fred after a while.
 
Bobw said:
No way am I going to be in the same boat as a gator no matter how many times it's shot in the head. Nope not me.
I watched Gold Rush only to see Todd Hoffmans "Screwup of the Week". I liked the kid Parker and even Fred after a while.
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I watched a couple of episodes, and Todd is a total idiot who talks big. the guy is a damn fool.
 
  • Final Bristol TV Ratings: Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 from Bristol Motor Speedway earned a 4.6 final rating and 7.5 million viewers, up 5% in ratings and 3% in viewership from last year (4.4, 7.3M), and up 7% and 4%, respectively, from 2011 (4.3, 7.2M). This marks the highest rated and most-viewed edition of the spring Bristol race since 2008 (5.5, 8.9M). Sunday's race was also the first since 2008 to avoid competition with the NCAA Tournament. Though up from last year, the 4.6 rating ranks as the fifth-lowest for the race since 2000 (13 telecasts). The race earned at least a 5.0 rating each year from 2001 to 2008, peaking with a 6.3 in 2005. The Bristol race also ranks as the first Sprint Cup telecast since the Daytona 500 to have an increase in ratings. The March 3 Phoenix race was flat in ratings, and the March 10 Las Vegas race had a double-digit decline.( Sports Media Watch), see past races for 2013 and 5-year comparison chart on the 2013 NASCAR TV Ratings page.(3-23-2013)
 
#17D500winner said:
  • Final Bristol TV Ratings: Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 from Bristol Motor Speedway earned a 4.6 final rating and 7.5 million viewers, up 5% in ratings and 3% in viewership from last year (4.4, 7.3M), and up 7% and 4%, respectively, from 2011 (4.3, 7.2M). This marks the highest rated and most-viewed edition of the spring Bristol race since 2008 (5.5, 8.9M). Sunday's race was also the first since 2008 to avoid competition with the NCAA Tournament. Though up from last year, the 4.6 rating ranks as the fifth-lowest for the race since 2000 (13 telecasts). The race earned at least a 5.0 rating each year from 2001 to 2008, peaking with a 6.3 in 2005. The Bristol race also ranks as the first Sprint Cup telecast since the Daytona 500 to have an increase in ratings. The March 3 Phoenix race was flat in ratings, and the March 10 Las Vegas race had a double-digit decline.( Sports Media Watch), see past races for 2013 and 5-year comparison chart on the 2013 NASCAR TV Ratings page.(3-23-2013)
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Cue Andy .
 
Smoke14 said:
Are we talking about the same Andy?
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What I'm saying is that those are the numbers and no matter how me, you, Andy or anyone else chooses to twist, convert, confuse or bastardize them, they don't change :)
 
#17D500winner said:
  • Final Bristol TV Ratings: Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 from Bristol Motor Speedway earned a 4.6 final rating and 7.5 million viewers, up 5% in ratings and 3% in viewership from last year (4.4, 7.3M), and up 7% and 4%, respectively, from 2011 (4.3, 7.2M). This marks the highest rated and most-viewed edition of the spring Bristol race since 2008 (5.5, 8.9M). Sunday's race was also the first since 2008 to avoid competition with the NCAA Tournament. Though up from last year, the 4.6 rating ranks as the fifth-lowest for the race since 2000 (13 telecasts). The race earned at least a 5.0 rating each year from 2001 to 2008, peaking with a 6.3 in 2005. The Bristol race also ranks as the first Sprint Cup telecast since the Daytona 500 to have an increase in ratings. The March 3 Phoenix race was flat in ratings, and the March 10 Las Vegas race had a double-digit decline.( Sports Media Watch), see past races for 2013 and 5-year comparison chart on the 2013 NASCAR TV Ratings page.(3-23-2013)
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98% due to the Danica effect. Any driver without a sponsor should send her a gift when they do get one.
 
#17D500winner said:
  • Final Bristol TV Ratings: Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 from Bristol Motor Speedway earned a 4.6 final rating and 7.5 million viewers, up 5% in ratings and 3% in viewership from last year (4.4, 7.3M), and up 7% and 4%, respectively, from 2011 (4.3, 7.2M). This marks the highest rated and most-viewed edition of the spring Bristol race since 2008 (5.5, 8.9M). Sunday's race was also the first since 2008 to avoid competition with the NCAA Tournament. Though up from last year, the 4.6 rating ranks as the fifth-lowest for the race since 2000 (13 telecasts). The race earned at least a 5.0 rating each year from 2001 to 2008, peaking with a 6.3 in 2005. The Bristol race also ranks as the first Sprint Cup telecast since the Daytona 500 to have an increase in ratings. The March 3 Phoenix race was flat in ratings, and the March 10 Las Vegas race had a double-digit decline.( Sports Media Watch), see past races for 2013 and 5-year comparison chart on the 2013 NASCAR TV Ratings page.(3-23-2013)
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The Tournament averages about 10 million viewers per game. That makes a big difference.
 
AndyMarquisLive said:
The bottom line is: Bristol, a track located in the middle of nowhere in Tennessee, on a bad day, gets more fans than tracks located near Los Angeles (Fontana), New York City and Philadelphia (Pocono) and Greater Boston (Loudon) get on a good day.
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Pocono is usually packed every cup race and it has one of the worst views from the grandstands in all of racing.
 
Thanks for all who add pictures and info
Sorry, but I ca not be with u at this forum, because of russian IP
This forum always block it ((( ****!
now I am typing from hideme server, but each page loading near 3 minutes or more
i send mail to admin of this forum but no reaction.
 
Every time when I wanna visit any page I see THIS

An exception occurred: Mysqli prepare error: MySQL server has gone away in /home/racing/public_html/library/Zend/Db/Statement/Mysqli.php on line 77
  1. Zend_Db_Statement_Mysqli->_prepare() in Zend/Db/Statement.php at line 115
  2. Zend_Db_Statement->__construct() in Zend/Db/Adapter/Mysqli.php at line 381
  3. Zend_Db_Adapter_Mysqli->prepare() in Zend/Db/Adapter/Abstract.php at line 478
  4. Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract->query() in Zend/Db/Adapter/Abstract.php at line 825
  5. Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract->fetchOne() in XenForo/Error.php at line 50
  6. XenForo_Error::unexpectedException() in XenForo/Application.php at line 295
  7. XenForo_Application::handleException()
Some times I see THIS
ERROR 502 bad GATWAY
May be ****** KGB block me ))))) lol ))))
or this
The following error occurred:

The server did not respond in time. Please try again.
 
Here is what the owner had to say ---

Line 115 is fine, if it weren't then things would be way more broke than they are now :p..something about Tapatalk 1.2.1 is interacting badly with this forum, and I've seen it happen at one other site before, who also had to downgrade to 1.1.4 to get rid of the problems. My guess is it has to do with the push notification support that came with 1.2.x. If you're replying to a thread that somebody with Tapatalk has subscribed to, it sends them a push notification to their device. To send out a push notification, I'm guessing it has to contact Tapatalk's server to let them know, and if that takes some time, well, our MySQL server here doesn't wait around forever for the PHP script to finish up, so that's where the database error comes in.
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OK. Thanks for your answers. I hope soon you will solve this problem...
 
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