In fairness that's not an apples to apples comparison for the fact that last year the race was on NBCSN and this year the race was on NBC. What is more of an apples to apples comparison is comparing the 2020 Indycar race which was on NBC that had 1.05 million. So 2022 is essentially flat from 2020 with a more comparable comparison.
What does that 43% have to do with you? How does it effect your viewing habits? Btw, I gave you the benefit of a doubt when you first came over but now I see you are just another "sky is falling type" and nothing of substance. I've asked you several times how it effects you other then being "concerned" and you've got nothing. I'm not concerned one bit. zero, nada, zilch over TV ratings. When they start sending me a check every week based on ratings I might get concerned. Try not to worry so much, its not good for you.
It was on NBCSN last year.
Thank you
I feel like the why is not really needed to be explained, but I will give you the why.
Bud, this is the same ol same ol story we have heard here for years. The "concern" has been over years ago. It's a dead horse for the most part.
I'd love nothing more then to be wrong. But what I don't understand is why folks like you, and spotter22 have to be a jackass when I express a genuine concern over a sport I love
No I hate this sport. Its why I spent the better part of my life in it. Try xanax
There is no road course fatigue in my house, but there certainly is short track fatigue around here. Just my opinion.
Bowmans car used to be sponsored by Lowes. Is this one of your facts? lol
Congrats on once again ignoring the content of what was said just like you did about a month ago. That now makes 4/4 for you today alone, quite the accomplishment. If you aren't looking for a good on-point discussion then I'd suggest to just ignore me going forward, it may serve you better.
What races did Lowes sponsor Alex Bowman?
If you had something to add that made sense and hadnt already been discussed for years you might get a bite
I checked back a few years on road courses and like most of Nascar races their ratings are pretty steady. The road courses pull in the high 1's like 1.8, 1.9 up into the low to mid 2's. My interest is to see if the rating hold for the increases amount of road courses in the schedule. I'm in the same boat prefer road courses to the smaller oval tracks.
It was Jimmie Johnsons long time sponsor and the same car and team that Bowman drives for now.Using Home Depot and Bowman in the same sentence is comical.
I added something that made sense and wasn't already discussed for years. You either don't care, or didn't see it.
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Yea I know it was Jimmie Johnson's long time sponsor. The point was walk into any store today, Target, walmart, a great clips, your local grocery store, whatever... and ask a stranger who Alex Bowman is. If you did the same experiment 20 years ago, or even today with Stewart, Johnson, Gordon, or hell even Michael Waltrip... more would know them and have no idea who Bowman is.
Maybe because you have been shown and told numerous times by many different posters. We aren't concerned. Slow learner I guess.
Okay, thankfully someone as NASCAR is aware that 80% of their viewers are over 50 years old and rightfully see it as concerning.
It's a big problem for you. We have been down the trail about the ages of fans many times. It's a much younger crowd now.
It's a big problem for NASCAR, as admitted by NASCAR President Steve Phelps, but sure.
ok good deal, you can worry for us then
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Eh, now, we had one that was seriously concerned so that is why I posted it. When they have 80% of the available racing market it explains our lackadaisical unconcerned responses.