Here's @Chevrolet's new ad, "Never Ending Story," that it will debut around Daytona 500 coverage to highlight its status as @NASCAR's most winning manufacturer. pic.twitter.com/RiMm0kOwJ9

— Adam Stern (@A_S12) February 18, 2024

If you haven't watched Nascar: Full Speed on Netflix it's worth a viewing. I use to be a bigger fan than I am now but mostly because the drivers I cared about aged out and none of the younger ones really made me care. This series is good in that it takes you through the end of the season as the playoffs are kicking off and just some of the behind the scenes stuff. Only 5 one hour episodes total so an easy thing to get through.

It did make me appreciate a couple of the younger guys so I'll probably tune in a little more this season just to cheer for them some. Hopefully they'll do another season this year.

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If you haven't watched Nascar: Full Speed on Netflix it's worth a viewing. I use to be a bigger fan than I am now but mostly because the drivers I cared about aged out and none of the younger ones really made me care. This series is good in that it takes you through the end of the season as the playoffs are kicking off and just some of the behind the scenes stuff. Only 5 one hour episodes total so an easy thing to get through.

It did make me appreciate a couple of the younger guys so I'll probably tune in a little more this season just to cheer for them some. Hopefully they'll do another season this year.

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I really need to check it out.

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If you haven't watched Nascar: Full Speed on Netflix it's worth a viewing. I use to be a bigger fan than I am now but mostly because the drivers I cared about aged out and none of the younger ones really made me care. This series is good in that it takes you through the end of the season as the playoffs are kicking off and just some of the behind the scenes stuff. Only 5 one hour episodes total so an easy thing to get through.

It did make me appreciate a couple of the younger guys so I'll probably tune in a little more this season just to cheer for them some. Hopefully they'll do another season this year.

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I really need to check it out.

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I thought it was ok, but pretty well done. At the same time I also felt like it was the Denny Hamlin show...and my personal history there probably colors that not as interesting as it may be to others...hahaha

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ncsupack1 said:

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wolf howl said:

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If you haven't watched Nascar: Full Speed on Netflix it's worth a viewing. I use to be a bigger fan than I am now but mostly because the drivers I cared about aged out and none of the younger ones really made me care. This series is good in that it takes you through the end of the season as the playoffs are kicking off and just some of the behind the scenes stuff. Only 5 one hour episodes total so an easy thing to get through.

It did make me appreciate a couple of the younger guys so I'll probably tune in a little more this season just to cheer for them some. Hopefully they'll do another season this year.

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I really need to check it out.

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I thought it was ok, but pretty well done. At the same time I also felt like it was the Denny Hamlin show...and my personal history there probably colors that not as interesting as it may be to others...hahaha

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I've heard that about Denny and the show. Buddy of mine warned me lol

NASCAR
NASCAR Xfinity Series
United Rentals 300, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Adam Alexander/Austin Dillon/Brad Keselowski//Josh Sims//Regan Smith
Race FS1, 11 a.m.
NASCAR Cup Series
Daytona 500, Daytona International Series, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Mike Joy/Clint Bowyer/Kevin Harvick/Larry McReynolds/Michael Waltrip//Jamie Little//Josh Sims//Regan Smith
Race Fox, 4 p.m.

The 11 am race has been moved back to after the cup race

Daytona 500
NASCAR Cup Series
4 pm ET
FOX

@mikejoy500 (pbp), @ClintBowyer (analyst), @KevinHarvick (analyst), @LarryMac28 (race analyst); @JamieLittleTV, @ReganSmith & @JoshRSims (reporters) plus @MW55 #Daytona500 #NASCAR

Daytona 500
NASCAR Cup Series
4 pm ET
FOX@mikejoy500 (pbp), @ClintBowyer (analyst), @KevinHarvick (analyst), @LarryMac28 (race analyst); @JamieLittleTV, @ReganSmith & @JoshRSims (reporters) plus @MW55 #Daytona500 #NASCAR

📍Daytona Beach, Fla.

— Announcer Schedules (@announcerskeds) February 19, 2024

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Sucks.

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Lol... everytime that I'm just getting ready to check the TV again.

*I do want to applaud NASCAR on how they've handled this though. They've made all the right calls as far as I am concerned and didn't jerk us around by making people tune in yesterday to get strung along when there was absolutely no chance of running.

Daytona 500
NASCAR Cup Series
4 pm ET
MRN Radio

@TheAlexHayden, @JeffStriegle & @RustyWallace (booth); @DGodfatherMoody @TheMikeBagley & @dillon_welch (turns); @ThePostman68 @JasonToy1 & @kimmiecoon (pits) on the national radio call. #Daytona500 #NASCAR

Daytona 500
NASCAR Cup Series
4 pm ET
MRN Radio @TheAlexHayden, @JeffStriegle & @RustyWallace (booth); @DGodfatherMoody @TheMikeBagley & @dillon_welch (turns); @ThePostman68 @JasonToy1 & @kimmiecoon (pits) on the national radio call. #Daytona500 #NASCAR

📍Daytona Beach, Fla.

— Announcer Schedules (@announcerskeds) February 19, 2024

Man, I love the Thunderbirds!

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Man, I love the Thunderbirds!

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Nice touch there also with The Rock giving the command...

Early crash…

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

**** yeah! Finally baby!

Great race. Chastain could have easily won (he was literally a few inches from pulling it off) and Bowman almost did… Byron finally gets the right luck in a superspeedway race. I'll take it.

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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I really thought Harvick was great on the broadcast last night.

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Late crash lol

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I watched but usually have the radio on. I'm still adjusting to him not being in a car. Was my favorite driver since 2001…lol. But yes, from what I have watched did great.

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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Harvick said the wrist injuries are more prevalent with the rack and pinion steering. Most drivers have now started to just let go of the wheel because because it jerks so violently.

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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Harvick said the wrist injuries are more prevalent with the rack and pinion steering. Most drivers have now started to just let go of the wheel because because it jerks so violently.

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Agree. You can see the drivers let go most of the time from the steering wheel.

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Early crash…

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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Harvick said the wrist injuries are more prevalent with the rack and pinion steering. Most drivers have now started to just let go of the wheel because because it jerks so violently.

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Agree. You can see the drivers let go most of the time from the steering wheel.

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One of the replays last night during the big wreck with around 10 laps left showed the driver just letting go of the wheel, spinning around and then it straightened up, he grabbed it back and kept on driving forward. Sometimes Jesus just needs to take the wheel. lol

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Late crash lol

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Those in car shots showed some violence. Can see how wrists get broken

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Apparently this new car produces violent impacts.

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Harvick said the wrist injuries are more prevalent with the rack and pinion steering. Most drivers have now started to just let go of the wheel because because it jerks so violently.

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Agree. You can see the drivers let go most of the time from the steering wheel.

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One of the replays last night during the big wreck with around 10 laps left showed the driver just letting go of the wheel, spinning around and then it straightened up, he grabbed it back and kept on driving forward. Sometimes Jesus just needs to take the wheel. lol

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Viewership figures are not yet in for the Daytona 500, but leading into the race, NASCAR President Steve Phelps told me that when the event gets hit with a weather delay like this year, it typically means an audience drop of anywhere from 20-25% from a normal Daytona 500 number

Viewership figures are not yet in for the Daytona 500, but leading into the race, NASCAR President Steve Phelps told me that when the event gets hit with a weather delay like this year, it typically means an audience drop of anywhere from 20-25% from a normal Daytona 500 number pic.twitter.com/1XU3YpSIc3

— Austin Karp (@AustinKarp) February 20, 2024

Stands looked great. Hopefully they got a decent tv viewing.

The new Daytona 500 champ is "self-taught" and got his start with video games! After a long Monday at the track, I talked to insider @BobPockrass about the sport's star power, the next generation of racers, #NASCAR on Netflix, and other headlines for 2024. https://t.co/Mxscf9qqMl

— Amy Lawrence (@ALawRadio) February 20, 2024

A gorgeous sound. https://t.co/bfXwj5B9cW

— Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) February 21, 2024

.@FamilyDollar's vendor partners at Atlanta to include @MDLZ's @Oreo, @Purina and @Henkel; these are the companies helping the retailer pay for the deal with @LEGACYMotorClub.

🔲 At Daytona, sister brand @DollarTree's vendor partners were @SmithfieldFoods, @Energizer + @Reeses. pic.twitter.com/PAgEweaWcz

— Adam Stern (@A_S12) February 21, 2024

.@FoxTV got 6.0 million viewers for Monday's re-scheduled Daytona 500.

The last rain-impacted Daytona 500 in 2021 got 4.83 million viewers but that race finished Sunday night.

The last time there was a Monday finish was 2020 when Trump came; that got 7.33 million viewers.

.@FoxTV got 6.0 million viewers for Monday's re-scheduled Daytona 500.

🔲 The last rain-impacted Daytona 500 in 2021 got 4.83 million viewers but that race finished Sunday night.

🔲 The last time there was a Monday finish was 2020 when Trump came; that got 7.33 million viewers. pic.twitter.com/P4fMHHV1Hz

— Adam Stern (@A_S12) February 21, 2024

Tough break for NASCAR with the rain.

6 million viewers marks the 2nd lowest Daytona 500 figure on record (behind only that 2021 race)

Last year, 8.2 million viewers on Fox

Tough break for NASCAR with the rain.

6 million viewers marks the 2nd lowest Daytona 500 figure on record (behind only that 2021 race)

Last year, 8.2 million viewers on Fox https://t.co/0lTJ2ZBKU7

— Austin Karp (@AustinKarp) February 21, 2024

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A gorgeous sound. https://t.co/bfXwj5B9cW

— Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) February 21, 2024

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Great video!

I think I've set in those same seats.

Remember the July race, where Dale Jr won, and Austin Dillon's car was torn apart at the end. That's where I was sitting, for that race.

Wolfer79 said:

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Tough break for NASCAR with the rain.

6 million viewers marks the 2nd lowest Daytona 500 figure on record (behind only that 2021 race)

Last year, 8.2 million viewers on Fox

Tough break for NASCAR with the rain.

6 million viewers marks the 2nd lowest Daytona 500 figure on record (behind only that 2021 race)

Last year, 8.2 million viewers on Fox https://t.co/0lTJ2ZBKU7

— Austin Karp (@AustinKarp) February 21, 2024

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Sucks with the rain. Still strong numbers for a Monday.

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.@FamilyDollar's vendor partners at Atlanta to include @MDLZ's @Oreo, @Purina and @Henkel; these are the companies helping the retailer pay for the deal with @LEGACYMotorClub.

🔲 At Daytona, sister brand @DollarTree's vendor partners were @SmithfieldFoods, @Energizer + @Reeses. pic.twitter.com/PAgEweaWcz

— Adam Stern (@A_S12) February 21, 2024

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I guess Smithfield didn't completely leave the sport. Also, seems like more and more teams are going to the B2B model of sponsorship. Smart move.