Jorge De Guzman
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Is Advent Health no longer sponsoring The Imitator?
Is Advent Health no longer sponsoring The Imitator?
Looks like it, Jayski has them as a question mark right now. But he did pick up 18 races with Busch
is it going to be Busch or Budweiser on that car, I thought I saw it was going to be both on socials. I forgot about Jayski, good call.Looks like it, Jayski has them as a question mark right now. But he did pick up 18 races with Busch
I never saw anything about Budweiser but I would love to see them bring the Bud brand back.is it going to be Busch or Budweiser on that car, I thought I saw it was going to be both on socials. I forgot about Jayski, good call.
Bring back the frogs and the lizards too!I never saw anything about Budweiser but I would love to see them bring the Bud brand back.
Bacon boy and fire sale Joe lol
I actually think that's a situation he can excel in. Only complete hacks can't win in a JGR Xfinity car, and Aric is a LONG way from being a hack. I don't know how many races he is running, but I could easily see a couple wins.Now we can watch Aric underachieve on a part time basis
Love this keep the seating low and the demand high
If its a hard ticket to get and sell out people want it. No matter what the capacity is if the casual fan tunes in and sees half full stands they're less likely to watch the event.Why is having to pay $300-400 for a Cup race a good thing compared to $50-100 (maybe 50-75 is CHEAP but still) at tracks with really good racing???
Seating capacity and empty seats literally affects no one.
Oh well lol.
If its a hard ticket to get and sell out people want it. No matter what the capacity is if the casual fan tunes in and sees half full stands they're less likely to watch the event.
Same thing with college football if people are flipping through the channels and come across a bowl game with tons of open seats they typically don't watch it for long. Its all about perception if its packed you think its a good event so you watch it to see why.
The last Xfinity race with announced attendance there in 2012 had 50k. If IndyCar can bring in temporary suites and grandstands to have 35-40k each day for two days of a doubleheader race weekend there, I don’t see why NASCAR can’t - unless they really want a “premium” crowd.So that’s why Road America kept selling out the way it did then. I understand what you are saying but 25K is a LOW capacity.
I’m pretty sure the 2009 US Cellular 250 @ Iowa had about 59,000 people with Kyle Busch & Brad Keselowski running the show.
These attendance numbers are gatekeeper type pathetic in a series that needs higher ratings and great attendance.
It’s unbelievable how underrated tracks like Michigan, Las Vegas, Pocono, Gateway, Kansas are right now.
advent health to LMC
I thought the same thingGood to see them pick up the sponsorship, but that wrap does the new Camry body zero favors.
Looks like Richard Petty is back as a team owner for his grandson.
The last Xfinity race with announced attendance there in 2012 had 50k. If IndyCar can bring in temporary suites and grandstands to have 35-40k each day for two days of a doubleheader race weekend there, I don’t see why NASCAR can’t - unless they really want a “premium” crowd.
Yeah. They want the “premium” crowd that helps grow things.
I think NASCAR just wants the headline of "sellout" so they can create demand for future races. For some reason, people like the illusion of exclusivity.
Any guesses?
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Good to see them pick up the sponsorship, but that wrap does the new Camry body zero favors.
It's beautiful....and my new wallpaper. LFG.I thought the same thing