Fox has already been doing that...Wolfer79 said:
.@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega..@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega. https://t.co/DF8jG3ALTT
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 21, 2024
NASCAR 2024 (2024 - 2025 Off Season)
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TheStorm said:Yep.Wolfer79 said:
Racer/team owner Denny Hamlin argues NASCAR should take less TV money for better start times
https://t.co/nesGMEPE8B
Then Denny will complain on his podcast about how the race teams aren't making enough money from NASCAR. Lol
No Denny fan haha...but he has some valid points. Does diminish sponsor value which is life blood of the team...and the teams absolutely get too little of the overall pie TV pie. As I mentioned, tracks get a considerably larger percentage to the point that they would be profitable even without a single fan in attendance (not surprising when the family also owns an entity that owns half the tracks...I imagine if the family had an entity that owned half the teams in a similar set up...the team cut would likely be significantly larger) haha.ncsupack1 said:TheStorm said:Yep.Wolfer79 said:
Racer/team owner Denny Hamlin argues NASCAR should take less TV money for better start times
https://t.co/nesGMEPE8B
Then Denny will complain on his podcast about how the race teams aren't making enough money from NASCAR. Lol
PossumJenkins said:No Denny fan haha...but he has some valid points. Does diminish sponsor value which is life blood of the team...and the teams absolutely get too little of the overall pie TV pie. As I mentioned, tracks get a considerably larger percentage to the point that they would be profitable even without a single fan in attendance (not surprising when the family also owns an entity that owns half the tracks...I imagine if the family had an entity that owned half the teams in a similar set up...the team cut would likely be significantly larger) haha.ncsupack1 said:TheStorm said:Yep.Wolfer79 said:
Racer/team owner Denny Hamlin argues NASCAR should take less TV money for better start times
https://t.co/nesGMEPE8B
Then Denny will complain on his podcast about how the race teams aren't making enough money from NASCAR. Lol
I get it. I'm just throwing shade at DH. He does make some good points.
Oh you know I'm all here for the DH shade. Larson said it best last year. He's never wrong. Try playing in a fantasy football league with him. Hahancsupack1 said:PossumJenkins said:No Denny fan haha...but he has some valid points. Does diminish sponsor value which is life blood of the team...and the teams absolutely get too little of the overall pie TV pie. As I mentioned, tracks get a considerably larger percentage to the point that they would be profitable even without a single fan in attendance (not surprising when the family also owns an entity that owns half the tracks...I imagine if the family had an entity that owned half the teams in a similar set up...the team cut would likely be significantly larger) haha.ncsupack1 said:TheStorm said:Yep.Wolfer79 said:
Racer/team owner Denny Hamlin argues NASCAR should take less TV money for better start times
https://t.co/nesGMEPE8B
Then Denny will complain on his podcast about how the race teams aren't making enough money from NASCAR. Lol
I get it. I'm just throwing shade at DH. He does make some good points.
NEWS: Appeals Panel upholds penalty to No. 3 team from @RichmondRaceway, spotter Brandon Benesch suspension reduced to one race.https://t.co/spFyw8q4zY
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) August 21, 2024
They will appeal
When we lived in exile from NC in Rockford, IL, there were several Beef-A-Roos around. They make a good hamburger. FWIW, they sponsored at the Rockford Speedway (speedway closed nowWolfer79 said:.@Beefaroo_IL, a fast-casual chain heavy in the Midwest, is sponsoring @RickWareRacing's No. 51 Ford at Daytona.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 20, 2024
🗨: "As we rapidly expand our Famously Delicious brand nationally, we see the partnership with NASCAR and the No. 51 team to be the perfect fit at the perfect time." pic.twitter.com/w51Z8W1xlW
). So they aren't strangers to race sponsorship. It was either TBS or speed channel actually pioneered this iirc. They copyrighted "no brakes coverage" describing them doing this same thing.TheStorm said:Fox has already been doing that...Wolfer79 said:
.@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega..@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega. https://t.co/DF8jG3ALTT
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 21, 2024
If you get old enough (and I am), you'll see many things cycle back through with the implication that they are "new" ideas
How about FoxTrax for hockey?GetOffMyLawnPack said:It was either TBS or speed channel actually pioneered this iirc. They copyrighted "no brakes coverage" describing them doing this same thing.TheStorm said:Fox has already been doing that...Wolfer79 said:
.@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega..@NBCSports is experimenting with how it displays ads during NASCAR races, with a plan to show no full-screen commercials during green-flag action at the upcoming races at Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega. https://t.co/DF8jG3ALTT
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 21, 2024
If you get old enough (and I am), you'll see many things cycle back through with the implication that they are "new" ideas
.@NASCAR has signed @JackLinks Protein Snacks as a new official sponsor starting in 2025.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 22, 2024
🔲 Jack Link's becomes the official meat snack partner of NASCAR; will promote across at-track, social, digital, radio and TV; and it gets rights to use NASCAR’s IP at retail. pic.twitter.com/K5SKlZpKsK
"An entity affiliated with Hendrick Motorsports is suing Hooters of America LLC for $1.7 million, plus interest, for alleged unpaid sponsorship fees." -
"An entity affiliated with Hendrick Motorsports is suing Hooters of America LLC for $1.7 million, plus interest, for alleged unpaid sponsorship fees." - @BizJournals https://t.co/gu7f4P3LVI
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) August 22, 2024
Why does rain-hit NASCAR stay with late start times?
https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2024/08/nascar-start-times-debate-why-not-1-pm-ratings/
https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2024/08/nascar-start-times-debate-why-not-1-pm-ratings/
NEWS: Denny Hamlin gets crushing NASCAR L2 penalty for an engine rules violation committed by Toyota. Hamlin loses 75 points, 10 playoff points, crew chief Chris Gabehart fined $100k.
— Jeff Gluck (@jeff_gluck) August 22, 2024
TRD tore down and rebuilt one of Hamlin's winning engines before it was inspected by NASCAR,…
Since it's Daytona weekend and it should be in July I thought I'd share this jewel
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That is pretty cool! And yes, I also miss July there.Glasswolf said:
Since it's Daytona weekend and it should be in July I thought I'd share this jewel
that was a little before I was introduced to NASCAR...Glasswolf said:
Since it's Daytona weekend and it should be in July I thought I'd share this jewel
But I was there in 92 for his last ever Daytona race. President Bush was there that day. The King led the first 5 laps, which was surreal as everyone was going nuts...but then exhaustion caught up to him as I think he was with the president prior to the race all morning. Eddie Bierschwale relieved him eventually but a historic opportunity was missed as they searched for Dale Sr to get him into the 43 car as Dale was the first car out of the race...but unfortunately Dale had already left the track
I always wondered what someone like Dale Sr. could have done in Petty's car. Of course his 200th and last win was the race Reagan was there and gave the command to start the engines from AF1. I had forgotten Mike Curb was the owner of his car then.erniencsu02 said:that was a little before I was introduced to NASCAR...Glasswolf said:
Since it's Daytona weekend and it should be in July I thought I'd share this jewel
But I was there in 92 for his last ever Daytona race. President Bush was there that day. The King led the first 5 laps, which was surreal as everyone was going nuts...but then exhaustion caught up to him as I think he was with the president prior to the race all morning. Eddie Bierschwale relieved him eventually but a historic opportunity was missed as they searched for Dale Sr to get him into the 43 car as Dale was the first car out of the race...but unfortunately Dale had already left the track
Proud member of the "Enemy of the State"
NASCAR
NASCAR Xfinity Series
Wawa 250, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Qualifying USA Network, 3 p.m.
Race USA Network, 7:30 p.m.
Announcers: Marty Snider/Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson
Countdown to Green USA Network, 7 p.m.
Post-Race Show USA Network, 10 p.m.
NASCAR Cup Series
Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Qualifying USA Network, 5 p.m.
Victory Lane Review USA Network, 4:30 p.m.
Victory Lane Review USA Network, 6:30 p.m.
NASCAR Xfinity Series
Wawa 250, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Qualifying USA Network, 3 p.m.
Race USA Network, 7:30 p.m.
Announcers: Marty Snider/Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson
Countdown to Green USA Network, 7 p.m.
Post-Race Show USA Network, 10 p.m.
NASCAR Cup Series
Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Qualifying USA Network, 5 p.m.
Victory Lane Review USA Network, 4:30 p.m.
Victory Lane Review USA Network, 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 24
5:30 a.m., Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Steve Phelps (re-air), FS1
6 a.m., Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Michigan Recap (re-air), FS1
12:15 p.m., IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge Race 1 at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
2:10 p.m., IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Virginia Is For Racing Lovers Grand Prix at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
4:45 p.m., IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship: Qualifying at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
5:15 p.m., NASCAR Canada Series at ICAR Mirabel, FloRacing
5:50 p.m., NASCAR Weekly Racing at Jennerstown Speedway, FloRacing
7 p.m., NASCAR Weekly Racing at Hickory Motor Speedway, FloRacing
7 p.m., Countdown to Green, NBC, Peacock
7:30 p.m., NASCAR Cup Series: Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway, NBC, Peacock
7:45 p.m., NASCAR Championship Night at Bowman Gray Stadium, FloRacing
5:30 a.m., Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Steve Phelps (re-air), FS1
6 a.m., Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Michigan Recap (re-air), FS1
12:15 p.m., IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge Race 1 at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
2:10 p.m., IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Virginia Is For Racing Lovers Grand Prix at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
4:45 p.m., IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship: Qualifying at Virginia International Raceway, Peacock
5:15 p.m., NASCAR Canada Series at ICAR Mirabel, FloRacing
5:50 p.m., NASCAR Weekly Racing at Jennerstown Speedway, FloRacing
7 p.m., NASCAR Weekly Racing at Hickory Motor Speedway, FloRacing
7 p.m., Countdown to Green, NBC, Peacock
7:30 p.m., NASCAR Cup Series: Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway, NBC, Peacock
7:45 p.m., NASCAR Championship Night at Bowman Gray Stadium, FloRacing
Fingers crossed for no rain!
NASCAR
NASCAR Cup Series
Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Race NBC/Peacock, 7:30 p.m.
Announcers: Marty Snider/Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson
Countdown to Green NBC/Peacock, 7 p.m.
NASCAR Cup Series
Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Announcers: Leigh Diffey/Jeff Burton/Steve Letarte//Peacock Pit Box: Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson//Dave Burns//Kim Coon//Parker Kligerman//Marty Snider
Race NBC/Peacock, 7:30 p.m.
Announcers: Marty Snider/Dale Jarrett/Jimmie Johnson
Countdown to Green NBC/Peacock, 7 p.m.
so f'ing sick of finishes being ruined thanks to freezing the field on the last lap.
They act like theyre so worried about safety...well if your that worried about safety then dont put guys in cars at 200mph...I almost rather see AI robots drive and get a green flag finish.
They act like theyre so worried about safety...well if your that worried about safety then dont put guys in cars at 200mph...I almost rather see AI robots drive and get a green flag finish.
I'll have to remember it's a Saturday night race instead of Sunday afternoon...
Some insight into the positions being let go.
UPDATE: Stewart-Haas Racing provided the North Carolina Department of Commerce a WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice this week stating that it will lay off up to 323 employees when the organization shuts down after this season.
…
More than 50 positions listed had aero, engineer, data or technical in the job title. That's more than 17% of the team's total workforce, which includes flight attendants (five), facilities housekeepers (two) and show car drivers (three), among various positions.
The team listed 12 race engineers and four positions titled third race engineer. The team also listed six engineering interns, four design engineers, three aero CFD design engineers, two vehicle dynamics engineers and a simulation engineer.
UPDATE: Stewart-Haas Racing provided the North Carolina Department of Commerce a WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice this week stating that it will lay off up to 323 employees when the organization shuts down after this season.
…
More than 50 positions listed had aero, engineer, data or technical in the job title. That's more than 17% of the team's total workforce, which includes flight attendants (five), facilities housekeepers (two) and show car drivers (three), among various positions.
The team listed 12 race engineers and four positions titled third race engineer. The team also listed six engineering interns, four design engineers, three aero CFD design engineers, two vehicle dynamics engineers and a simulation engineer.
Kinda knew this was coming with Zane out next year.
Trackhouse Racing formally announces Shane van Gisbergen as the full-time driver of its new third entry in 2025: The No. 88 car, which will return to the Cup Series for the first time since 2020.
— Jeff Gluck (@jeff_gluck) August 24, 2024
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
He called the XFinity race last night and did a fantastic job. I just checked his bio. He's done work for the defunked Speed Channel, IMSA, Formula One, and Indy. Apparently he did the 2015 Championship Race from Homestead with Dale Jarrett, so he's not new to NASCAR.caryking said:
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
Proud member of the "Enemy of the State"
My boy Kyle had it. Congrats to Harrison Burton and the Wood Brothers. Jeff Burton calls his son's win at Daytona.
Proud member of the "Enemy of the State"
Big win for the Wood Brothers!
Glasswolf said:He called the XFinity race last night and did a fantastic job. I just checked his bio. He's done work for the defunked Speed Channel, IMSA, Formula One, and Indy. Apparently he did the 2015 Championship Race from Homestead with Dale Jarrett, so he's not new to NASCAR.caryking said:
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
Pretty' sure Rick Allen still called the xfinity race last night. They gave Rick every chance. He's just not good. But looks like he'll still call xfinity races. Leigh has a ton of motorsports history. Super sharp. Lot of Indy car time. Leigh is the track and field guy for the Olympics which is normally where you recognize him from. But motorsports is his typewriter
NASCAR
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Liuna! 175, Milwaukee Mile Speedway, West Allis, WI
Race FS1, 1 p.m.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Liuna! 175, Milwaukee Mile Speedway, West Allis, WI
Race FS1, 1 p.m.
This is pretty great https://t.co/arpjhWTgfw
— Ryan McGee (@ESPNMcGee) August 25, 2024
I sure as hell hope that he wasn't the guy with the "somewhere from the British Empire" accent... that guy had me wanting to rip my ears off the side of my head before the race was 2/3 over.caryking said:
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
He was grating as hell.
He's from Australia and he is an American Citizen lol and he does a great job. Did you ever make it through a race listening to Jackie Stewart? He's driving a fine motor car today! LOLTheStorm said:I sure as hell hope that he wasn't the guy with the "somewhere from the British Empire" accent... that guy had me wanting to rip my ears off the side of my head before the race was 2/3 over.caryking said:
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
He was grating as hell.
Proud member of the "Enemy of the State"
OK. Australia was part of the British Empire, thus the comment since I didn't have his accent nailed down to an exact location.Glasswolf said:He's from Australia and he is an American Citizen lol and he does a great job. Did you ever make it through a race listening to Jackie Stewart? He's driving a fine motor car today! LOLTheStorm said:I sure as hell hope that he wasn't the guy with the "somewhere from the British Empire" accent... that guy had me wanting to rip my ears off the side of my head before the race was 2/3 over.caryking said:
Tell me more about Leigh Diffey and NASCAR…. I think he's doing an excellent job…
He was grating as hell.
Talked just way, way, way too much for me. Ruined the broadcast as far as I was concerned.
But it is NBC so it fits pretty well with everything else they've done since their part of the season started...
BTW: I have no issue that he's from Australia or anywhere else - he totally dominated the broadcast, talking the entire time - which Jackie Stewart never did.
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