.@NBC got 2.3 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR race at Las Vegas, while @ABC got 1.3 million for the F1 race at COTA. pic.twitter.com/ArPOFR8buY
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) October 22, 2024
COTA needs to have their NASCAR race pulled for scheduling F1 directly opposite one of The Chase races... you are either with us or against us!Wolfer79 said:
@NBC got 2.3 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR race at Las Vegas, while @ABC got 1.3 million for the F1 race at COTA..@NBC got 2.3 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR race at Las Vegas, while @ABC got 1.3 million for the F1 race at COTA. pic.twitter.com/ArPOFR8buY
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) October 22, 2024
🍻 Next round's at @FmSpeedway2024
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) October 22, 2024
👀 See the rebirth of the Bud 8 on Nov. 23. pic.twitter.com/bddUfDrx5L
That's pretty awesome. Saw him talk about it on his Dirty Mo show.ncsupack1 said:
Cool!🍻 Next round's at @FmSpeedway2024
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) October 22, 2024
👀 See the rebirth of the Bud 8 on Nov. 23. pic.twitter.com/bddUfDrx5L
Found this from Dec. 2023:ncsupack1 said:Hard to say why she is selling, it's hers and she can do what she wants at the end of the day. And to your point, I still see people wearing Dale's shirts and hats at the races. Even see flags, I assume that they aren't Austin fans.Glasswolf said:From what I've been told. She's set for life. Not sure why she's selling that property but I can almost promise it's not about the $$$. Dale Earnhardt's collectable's are still selling in the top 3. She owes the rights to everything with the Earnhardt name. Everything.erniencsu02 said:just wait. Once Teresa needs more wealth she'll start selling burial plots to Earnhardt fans so they can be buried by their favorite driver.Glasswolf said:And no, visitors(the public) are not allowed.ncsupack1 said:Okay, didn't know thisGlasswolf said:ncsupack1 said:I'll be honest, not sure where Dale is laid to rest.GetOffMyLawnPack said:IIRC, Earnhardt Sr. is buried on that farm? Makes sense for her to sell it though. I have a 1970 Chevy Nova I tinker on, and currently doing an upgrade, but not spending extra $$ on stainless steel tubing as when I'm gone my wife / kids will probably sell it for cents on the dollar.ncsupack1 said:"Teresa Earnhardt, widow of the late NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt, plans to transform 399 of her rural acres in east Mooresville [N.C.] into an industrial park, according to her rezoning application for the vast former farmland property." - @TheObserver https://t.co/xJUWFWsLJ2
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) October 19, 2024
The gravesite of Dale Earnhardt Sr. is located on private property in Mooresville, North Carolina. The land where the site sits is owned by Dale Earnhardt Inc.
Glasswolf said:That's pretty awesome. Saw him talk about it on his Dirty Mo show.ncsupack1 said:
Cool!🍻 Next round's at @FmSpeedway2024
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) October 22, 2024
👀 See the rebirth of the Bud 8 on Nov. 23. pic.twitter.com/bddUfDrx5L
Glasswolf said:Found this from Dec. 2023:ncsupack1 said:Hard to say why she is selling, it's hers and she can do what she wants at the end of the day. And to your point, I still see people wearing Dale's shirts and hats at the races. Even see flags, I assume that they aren't Austin fans.Glasswolf said:From what I've been told. She's set for life. Not sure why she's selling that property but I can almost promise it's not about the $$$. Dale Earnhardt's collectable's are still selling in the top 3. She owes the rights to everything with the Earnhardt name. Everything.erniencsu02 said:just wait. Once Teresa needs more wealth she'll start selling burial plots to Earnhardt fans so they can be buried by their favorite driver.Glasswolf said:And no, visitors(the public) are not allowed.ncsupack1 said:Okay, didn't know thisGlasswolf said:ncsupack1 said:I'll be honest, not sure where Dale is laid to rest.GetOffMyLawnPack said:IIRC, Earnhardt Sr. is buried on that farm? Makes sense for her to sell it though. I have a 1970 Chevy Nova I tinker on, and currently doing an upgrade, but not spending extra $$ on stainless steel tubing as when I'm gone my wife / kids will probably sell it for cents on the dollar.ncsupack1 said:"Teresa Earnhardt, widow of the late NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt, plans to transform 399 of her rural acres in east Mooresville [N.C.] into an industrial park, according to her rezoning application for the vast former farmland property." - @TheObserver https://t.co/xJUWFWsLJ2
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) October 19, 2024
The gravesite of Dale Earnhardt Sr. is located on private property in Mooresville, North Carolina. The land where the site sits is owned by Dale Earnhardt Inc.
Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr. remain two of the most powerful names in NASCAR merchandise. It's been nearly 23 years since Earnhardt Sr. was killed in the 2001 Daytona 500 and six years since Earnhardt Jr. retired from full-time competition. That has done little to curb the sales of Earnhardt-branded merchandise for members of Junior Nation and fans of The Intimidator.
Both Earnhardts landed in the top-15 drivers with the most "trackside" merchandise sales in 2023, per Sports Business Journal. Earnhardt Jr. lands at No. 10 with his late father at No. 12. Put in perspective, Earnhardt Jr. merchandise bested the sales of some of the sport's current biggest names, including William Byron, Denny Hamlin and Alex Bowman.
NASCAR-branded merchandise led the field, understandably so when you consider that includes race-specific products. NASCAR's Most Popular Driver Chase Elliott placed second ahead of teammate Kyle Larson. Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Martin Truex Jr., Ross Chastain, 2023 champion Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano round out the top 10. While these drivers are still at the pinnacle of the sport and in their heydays, they are still only slightly more popular at the trackside shops than an Earnhardt.
That was a total team effort. The engine guys had optimized the rate Joey could mash the accelerator and use the least fuel to accelerate. Strategy well thought out. First rate chemistry amongst everyone. And Roger Penske is still a badass.ncsupack1 said:
Logano is a master at fuel saving.
GetOffMyLawnPack said:That was a total team effort. The engine guys had optimized the rate Joey could mash the accelerator and use the least fuel to accelerate. Strategy well thought out. First rate chemistry amongst everyone. And Roger Penske is still a badass.ncsupack1 said:
Logano is a master at fuel saving.
He also talked about how Budweiser had full control over that 8 car as far as paint scheme's. They wanted the car to stand out and be consistent. When you got to the track and the race started you knew how and where to find the 8.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:That's pretty awesome. Saw him talk about it on his Dirty Mo show.ncsupack1 said:
Cool!🍻 Next round's at @FmSpeedway2024
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) October 22, 2024
👀 See the rebirth of the Bud 8 on Nov. 23. pic.twitter.com/bddUfDrx5L
Cool for sure.
Glasswolf said:He also talked about how Budweiser had full control over that 8 car as far as paint scheme's. They wanted the car to stand out and be consistent. When you got to the track and the race started you knew how and where to find the 8.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:That's pretty awesome. Saw him talk about it on his Dirty Mo show.ncsupack1 said:
Cool!🍻 Next round's at @FmSpeedway2024
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) October 22, 2024
👀 See the rebirth of the Bud 8 on Nov. 23. pic.twitter.com/bddUfDrx5L
Cool for sure.
I'm not a Logano fan, but, the guy is good…TheStorm said:
Cary tried to tell us...
Good race yesterday, while I have to say that I hate a race winner solely on gas mileage and almost no real tire falloff, that's the only way that someone like Logano wins a race like this... and it's the playoffs so you have to do whatever you have to do.
Feel bad for Bell, he was the class of the field... Byron had another good points day too, so I'm okay with that.
Yes it was…TheStorm said:
The Bud 8 was one of the best looking cars of all-time...
TheStorm said:
The Bud 8 was one of the best looking cars of all-time...
caryking said:I'm not a Logano fan, but, the guy is good…TheStorm said:
Cary tried to tell us...
Good race yesterday, while I have to say that I hate a race winner solely on gas mileage and almost no real tire falloff, that's the only way that someone like Logano wins a race like this... and it's the playoffs so you have to do whatever you have to do.
Feel bad for Bell, he was the class of the field... Byron had another good points day too, so I'm okay with that.
