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Skeptical of the Spectacle
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good race
Congrats on the solid run by Newman.
good race
atta boy Jeffy, those penske words don't taste that bad when you have to eat them.
but he said he wants itYea it'd be another mark in history but he doesnt need it.
One of the things I love about Matt other than the obvious is that he always speaks his mind. Although I know some consider him "whiny".How much will Kenseth get fined?
domestic violenceDanica beats Ricky again
already shelling out subscription fees. Nascar IMO should put limits on how many minutes of commercials they can flood their product with...this is getting pitifulUnless you wanna shell out subscription fees, commercials are here to stay
already shelling out subscription fees. Nascar IMO should put limits on how many minutes of commercials they can flood their product with...this is getting pitiful
I've kind of pondered about the idea of a commercial-free pay-per-view thing for a NASCAR event. Kind of like the WWE/UFC model. It would probably not fly with NASCAR's blue collar fanbase.Unless you wanna shell out subscription fees, commercials are here to stay
NASCAR just got a record $8.2 billion from FOX and NBC for a TV contract despite ratings being down 47%. Brian France isn't going to be dictating anything to their TV partners.already shelling out subscription fees. Nascar IMO should put limits on how many minutes of commercials they can flood their product with...this is getting pitiful
Unless you wanna shell out subscription fees, commercials are here to stay
If indycar continues to get larger and they have at least the race box during commercial and their audience is growing I can at least hope..we Nascar fans are being held hostage. No wonder ratings aren't the greatest, somebody channel surfing would never know their was a race on all they see is commercialsAKA nascar putting limits on how much money they can milk out of a race... Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen.
He said a few weeks ago they should race at Nashville instead of places like Charlotte. Got a good whine out of Bruton's son Marcus.One of the things I love about Matt other than the obvious is that he always speaks his mind. Although I know some consider him "whiny".
aw hell they all are doing it..their isn't a worse of the worst.TNT is the worst of all broadcasters when it comes to commercials. ESPN is not as bad (or at least it hasn't been as bad the past few years).
They'll be flat-footing them around like Nationwide cars. Bayne did a test at Michigan earlier in the year with one on and he didn't have to lift in the turns.These 1.5s will have "exciting" racing next year when NASCAR puts throttle bodies (aka mini restrictor plates) on every track except Bristol, Martinsville and Richmond next year.
does Brian even own any part of Nascar, it was reported at one time, his sister and uncle were the owners. but that could have been because of him going thru a divorce. he is the CEO.NASCAR just got a record $8.2 billion from FOX and NBC for a TV contract despite ratings being down 47%. Brian France isn't going to be dictating anything to their TV partners.
Wow, TNT ends the race coverage eight minutes before the top of hour were they were scheduled to end the coverage at
Wow. What a steaming pile of complete bs NASCAR has handed to the drivers and fans.They'll be flat-footing them around like Nationwide cars. Bayne did a test at Michigan earlier in the year with one on and he didn't have to lift in the turns.
It will produce the racing that a lot of NASCAR fans here and in general seem to want or want but don't know they want. Stock car guys work their way to the highest level competing at short tracks around the country only to get to a series where they hold their foot down all the time. It'd be like if the NFL became a flag football league.They'll be flat-footing them around like Nationwide cars. Bayne did a test at Michigan earlier in the year with one on and he didn't have to lift in the turns.
Thats exactly why they did, and teh funny thing, it was airing on TBSProbably to promote that new show about a virus killing everyone.
Don't know. It's family owned so they don't have to report anything to the public. You might be thinking of ISC, the France-controlled corporation that legally owns the tracks they own (Daytona, Talladega, etc.) and is technically and legally separate from NASCAR. Bill France's brother and daughter are the CEO and President of ISC.does Brian even own any part of Nascar, it was reported at one time, his sister and uncle were the owners. but that could have been because of him going thru a divorce. he is the CEO.
exactly what will happen except on some of the less banked tracks. they have spent gazillions on down force and tire tech. I will be surprised if it will happen.They'll be flat-footing them around like Nationwide cars. Bayne did a test at Michigan earlier in the year with one on and he didn't have to lift in the turns.
If indycar continues to get larger and they have at least the race box during commercial and their audience is growing I can at least hope..we Nascar fans are being held hostage. No wonder ratings aren't the greatest, somebody channel surfing would never know their was a race on all they see is commercials
That show looked cool until I realized that by setting it on a ship is an excuse to have 99% of the show's sets be small and inexpensive. "Because they're on a ship and everybody knows things are small on a ship." Don't be so ****** cheap, Turner.Probably to promote that new show about a virus killing everyone.
now what the hell are people gonna bitch about for the next week?Nice KB interview
who said commercial free?There is a way to see the race commercial free... Sit in the grandstands.
Jim Utter @jim_utter 3m
Race winner is geting stitches at care center after slicing open hand kn broken champaign bottle in Victoy Lane
Jimmie not being able to finish higher than 10?now what the hell are people gonna bitch about for the next week?
http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/...ry-net-worth-homes-nascar-chairman-wife-meganDon't know. It's family owned so they don't have to report anything to the public. You might be thinking of ISC, the France-controlled corporation that legally owns the tracks they own (Daytona, Talladega, etc.) and is technically and legally separate from NASCAR. Bill France's brother and daughter are the CEO and President of ISC.
Huh? IndyCar's ratings on ABC are unchanged (still crappy) and their attendance is down everywhere except Indy, which is returning to historical (pre-Split) ratings and attendance. Their NBCSN ratings are up from from "real crappy" to "crappy". Only like 700,000 people watch IndyCar races on NBC SN which is not anything to get excited about yet.If indycar continues to get larger and they have at least the race box during commercial and their audience is growing I can at least hope..we Nascar fans are being held hostage. No wonder ratings aren't the greatest, somebody channel surfing would never know their was a race on all they see is commercials
That article may be getting confused. That 2007 lawsuit regarding Kentucky Speedway largely revolved around if ISC and NASCAR were the same thing. So when they mention "NASCAR is owned by Jim France and Lesa Kennedy" they could be confusing it for ISC. I don't know for sure though.
Wow, TNT ends the race coverage eight minutes before the top of hour were they were scheduled to end the coverage at
Huh? IndyCar's ratings on ABC are unchanged (still crappy) and their attendance is down everywhere except Indy, which is returning to historical (pre-Split) ratings and attendance. Their NBCSN ratings are up from from "real crappy" to "crappy". Only like 700,000 people watch IndyCar races on NBC SN which is not anything to get excited about yet.
IndyCar racing is my first love but it's not like it's exploding or any real threat to NASCAR. The split killed open-wheel racing in this country. It was more popular than NASCAR at one time.
For?How much will Kenseth get fined?
Huh? IndyCar's ratings on ABC are unchanged (still crappy) and their attendance is down everywhere except Indy, which is returning to historical (pre-Split) ratings and attendance. Their NBCSN ratings are up from from "real crappy" to "crappy". Only like 700,000 people watch IndyCar races on NBC SN which is not anything to get excited about yet.
IndyCar racing is my first love but it's not like it's exploding or any real threat to NASCAR. The split killed open-wheel racing in this country. It was more popular than NASCAR at one time.