What NASCAR can do to make TV experience more exciting

[SpeedPagan]

If you get too far into it, it becomes "2 guys garage". Casual fans want to see the racing & could care less about the nitty gritty of the engineering. It would drive away more fans to get into the nitty gritty than it would to bring in.

Yea, but how many times can you go over the basic stuff over and over until it starts to become mind numbling boring?

 

[ChexOrWrex]

Yea, but how many times can you go over the basic stuff over and over until it starts to become mind numbling boring?

Stay focused on the action happening on the track which differs every second & keep updated on car adjustments which happens every pit stop. Everything keeps changing so I dont see how its mind numbing & boring.

 

[SpeedPagan]

Stay focused on the action happening on the track which differs every second & keep updated on car adjustments which happens every pit stop. Everything keeps changing so I dont see how its mind numbing & boring.

So maybe my idea wouldn't improve the race coverage, but I actually would love a show sponsored by NASCAR that would get into the nitty gritty stuff. Maybe air it on Tuesday night or something.

 

[ChexOrWrex]

So maybe my idea wouldn't improve the race coverage, but I actually would love a show sponsored by NASCAR that would get into the nitty gritty stuff. Maybe air it on Tuesday night or something.

Maybe include it into race hub or nascar america or a whole new show, yea.

 

[Professur]

Had freezing rain yesterday. Hold a race in that, with tree branches falling all over to supply the requisite debris cautions.

 

[Charlie Spencer]

Honestly, I kind of want to see more in depth stuff about the technical aspect of racing. Like how different part of the chassis works, what an adjustment to one part of the chassis do. Have some stuff on the engine, tires, etc. I'm not talking about superficial stuff either. I want them to really get into it, get into the nitty gritty of it.

Sounds like good stuff for the next rain delay, instead of listening to drivers drone on about how they're killing time the same way they did during the last delay, and the one before that, and the one before that...