You have "fixed" nothing. I haven't made one excuse for NASCAR, nor it's downturn. However I do tend to look at history and other factors. In the 1920s through the 1950s baseball was just about the only game in town. It's not anymore. Things change. As more entertainment venues are offered, people find other options. In other words, they tune out of one form of entertainment because they have tuned in to another. Has NASCAR contributed to its problems? Yes, just as other forms of spectator sports have contributed to their own problems. Can you fix that? No. Are you smarter than the powers that be in Daytona? No. Do you have a solution as to what could bring viewership back up? No.Your one contribution seems to be to badger other folks that don't embrace your doom and gloom outlook. What if everyone on this forum agreed with you? NASCAR SUCKS!!! And if you don't agree, YOU SUCK TOO!!! Would that pacify you? Probably not. Here's some free advise, Try the decaf, look for something good to say. NASCAR is entertainment. It's a vocation for a substantial amount of people, so if you care about it, support it. If all you can do is find fault, then "tune in" to something else. You won't be happy there either. You're Welcome.The usual members who find nothing wrong with Nascar.
that is pretty much it in a nutshell. I think the same ones find joy from pulling the wings off of butterflies. Evil in their hearts I believe.
I've offered my solutions, many times in this forum...shorter races, cars that have identity, not decals, more short tracks and road courses, get rid of the failed Chase and game 7 scenario, cheaper ticket prices, cheaper concession prices. That enough for you?You have "fixed" nothing. I haven't made one excuse for NASCAR, nor it's downturn. However I do tend to look at history and other factors. In the 1920s through the 1950s baseball was just about the only game in town. It's not anymore. Things change. As more entertainment venues are offered, people find other options. In other words, they tune out of one form of entertainment because they have tuned in to another. Has NASCAR contributed to its problems? Yes, just as other forms of spectator sports have contributed to their own problems. Can you fix that? No. Are you smarter than the powers that be in Daytona? No. Do you have a solution as to what could bring viewership back up? No.Your one contribution seems to be to badger other folks that don't embrace your doom and gloom outlook. What if everyone on this forum agreed with you? NASCAR SUCKS!!! And if you don't agree, YOU SUCK TOO!!! Would that pacify you? Probably not. Here's some free advise, Try the decaf, look for something good to say. NASCAR is entertainment. It's a vocation for a substantial amount of people, so if you care about it, support it. If all you can do is find fault, then "tune in" to something else. You won't be happy there either. You're Welcome.
Dude I've offered possible solutions many times.A few of you have decided to have a war on the subject of Nascar's decline.
None of you have offered a solution so I am going to assume your all drinking buddies
of Brian.
I'll check back in Feb, in the meantime I hope your satisfied destroying this Forum.
Maybe the owner will delete ya all very soon.
A few of you have decided to have a war on the subject of Nascar's decline.
None of you have offered a solution so I am going to assume your all drinking buddies
of Brian.
I'll check back in Feb, in the meantime I hope your satisfied destroying this Forum.
Maybe the owner will delete ya all very soon.
2 online dealers have closed in the past few months, a few stores and Fanatics pulled out. It's getting harder to find merchandise.
That would go over like gangbusters.It's getting so bad i'm thinking about designing some NASCAR deathbed t-shirts and handing them out free at Wal-Mart.
We completely change the rules package for 1/3 of the fans. My God. IF this poll has an relevance--I am not sure 100% that it does given that many rate everything based on how their driver did--how the hell can NASCAR cite fan input as having anything to do with the new rules package?
Why you can look at that many ways there Revman. Some will say the over 6,000 who voted aren't real fans like they are, others can say the racing can be better is the reason for that drop in likes from the year before. Take your pick. I kinda straddle, I thought the racing was pretty good, there were some incidents, like cautions falling at the end of races, Larson/Busch waking up an otherwise uneventful race at Chicago, Joey and Truex, Chase winning at W.G., and the Roval that happened and were good for the season. But the other side of that are many races were follow the leader, with more passing in the pits than on the track. Acting all indigent is only one way of looking at it. Statistics show that the passing in pack or for the lead is close to the bottom statistically since they have been keeping records, fan input or not. I can see both styles of racing myself. The high downforce for the smaller tracks is almost a copy of the style of racing from back in the day that has been done before, and the larger tracks IMO is the experiment.
well, I think they majority want close racing, when the cries of WWE start flying, I think Nascar is where they need to be, like it or not. Nobody will admit it, but fights and wrecks are a high priority in addition to close competition and rivalries. But it is a tight rope they walk, nobody should get hurt, or it will bring out the haters who want to ban racing. Had some of that with the Tony Stewart/Kevin Ward. Some Congress woman wanted to ban auto racing.That's fair. When NASCAR says fans want something, I wonder who they are talking about.
That call for banning racing will start again if a car flys into the catch fence at Dega or Daytona. New fans want accidents, they want to see spectacular flips and crashes, to me that's not a reason to watch racing. New and younger fans want constant action, non stop excitement, that's not how racing works. That's why NASCAR has resorted to gimmicks to try to appease the short attention span fan.well, I think they majority want close racing, when the cries of WWE start flying, I think Nascar is where they need to be, like it or not. Nobody will admit it, but fights and wrecks are a high priority in addition to close competition and rivalries. But it is a tight rope they walk, nobody should get hurt, or it will bring out the haters who want to ban racing. Had some of that with the Tony Stewart/Kevin Ward. Some Congress woman wanted to ban auto racing.
well, I think they majority want close racing, when the cries of WWE start flying, I think Nascar is where they need to be, like it or not. Nobody will admit it, but fights and wrecks are a high priority in addition to close competition and rivalries. But it is a tight rope they walk, nobody should get hurt, or it will bring out the haters who want to ban racing. Had some of that with the Tony Stewart/Kevin Ward. Some Congress woman wanted to ban auto racing.
I wouldn't worry about what I am saying. And I don't share your description however you try your best to twist what I am saying.
You twist it the way you want to...so what's your point?well you twist it how ya want ok?
well you twist it how ya want ok?
Ok bud here's to ya.I am just using the words you wrote down. If you and others enjoy fighting, wrecking and a sport that is in a good spot when compared to the WWE then you can have it. If you feel that promoting this sort of thing to a series that lost almost 800k in fans per race over 2017 is a wise course of action then God bless you.
#DontBotherSendingItToR&DOk bud here's to ya.
Refresh my memory.....This is when History got a little bump from Denny, and he ran out of talent when trying to catch it, right?well you twist it how ya want ok?
Ok I'll refresh itRefresh my memory.....This is when History got a little bump from Denny, and he ran out of talent when trying to catch it, right?
Ok bud here's to ya.
We completely change the rules package for 1/3 of the fans. My God. IF this poll has an relevance--I am not sure 100% that it does given that many rate everything based on how their driver did--how the hell can NASCAR cite fan input as having anything to do with the new rules package?
Don't you think the changes are what the TV networks suggest or approve before implementing them?
Ok I'll refresh it
Flat tire from contact with Chase Elliott takes Denny Hamlin out of title contention | 2017 PHOENIX
Are we supposed to be impressed?Ok bud here's to ya.
very convenient...I don't have an opinion
But the tv coverage is responsible for most of the decline. Nobody is finding entertainment in poor camera work, being screamed at by 3 morons who forgot to take their Ritalin, total lack of marketing, and burying races on a 2nd or 3rd tier sports network. About the only thing the tv networks have a grievance with nascar over, is the total lack of a highlight reel. And that you can blame on the car and Goodyear.When Nascar took the money from the networks they acquired a powerful partner. Every year Nascar delivers less and less value for the networks so they will continue to get a larger say in how things are run. Can you imagine how the head of NBC and FOX sports feel after Nascar lost almost 800k from each race year over year?