⚡️@Stellantis's @RamTrucks brand today is formally announcing that it will return to @NASCAR after a 13-year hiatus starting in 2026, the first new carmaker announcement for the American racing property in over two decades.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) June 8, 2025
➡️ Stellantis plans to eventually return to Cup. pic.twitter.com/frrwpT4wpi
Agree! Hocevar sure is having some tough luck at the end of races. I think he is the kind of personality that NASCAR needs.ncsupack1 said:
Really good race imo.
.@NASCAR and @FloSports say they will contribute an extra $50,000 to the purse of the late model stock car Virginia Triple Crown that culminates with the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville, signaling that they understand the need to make grassroot racing more lucrative. pic.twitter.com/aY4rRVUsjz
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) June 10, 2025
TheStorm said:
Haven't seen a NASCAR race in 3 weeks now... honestly starting not to miss them.
I did notice that they only released the CW numbers last week and not the Prime numbers from the Cup race (otherwise, Wolfer would have posted that tweet)... then the somewhat vague tweet about leaking viewers to the NBA playoffs from Prime - that wasn't happening in the past on broadcast TV or cable.
.@PrimeVideo got a 1.01 rating and 2.06 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series @CrackerBarrel 400 at Nashville.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) June 3, 2025
➡️ Last year's race got 3.24 million on @NBC before a weather delay eventually forced the conclusion of the event to @USANetwork where it got 2.13 million. pic.twitter.com/cFAAxyJLM0
TheStorm said:
Damn you wolfer!
Working our way across as we speak pic.twitter.com/yDVbeG1Ugh
— Stoney Greene (@StoneySGreene) June 10, 2025
Denny Hamlin confirmed on @SiriusXMNASCAR that if he and fiancée Jordan Fish’s baby hasn’t arrived before his scheduled departure to Mexico City, he will not make the trip for this weekend’s Viva Mexico 250.
— Racing America (@RacingAmerica) June 10, 2025
Read More via @joe_srigley⤵️https://t.co/IH0BPo3lns
Godspeed Travis Carter. He used to greet me with "Hey, Cousin McGee" because I was from Rockingham, NC and he was from Ellerbe, NC and "that's close enough." What a NASCAR legend and what a damn nice guy. pic.twitter.com/qdPg3khvG2
— Ryan McGee (@ESPNMcGee) June 10, 2025
I've actually enjoyed the production of the Amazon races. That has been a pleasant surpriseTheStorm said:
Haven't seen a NASCAR race in 3 weeks now... honestly starting not to miss them.
I did notice that they only released the CW numbers last week and not the Prime numbers from the Cup race (otherwise, Wolfer would have posted that tweet)... then the somewhat vague tweet about leaking viewers to the NBA playoffs from Prime - that wasn't happening in the past on broadcast TV or cable.
hokiewolf said:I've actually enjoyed the production of the Amazon races. That has been a pleasant surpriseTheStorm said:
Haven't seen a NASCAR race in 3 weeks now... honestly starting not to miss them.
I did notice that they only released the CW numbers last week and not the Prime numbers from the Cup race (otherwise, Wolfer would have posted that tweet)... then the somewhat vague tweet about leaking viewers to the NBA playoffs from Prime - that wasn't happening in the past on broadcast TV or cable.
.@PrimeVideo got 1.77 million viewers for Sunday's @FireKeepers Casino 400 @MISpeedway.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) June 11, 2025
➡️ No direct comp to last year as it was affected by weather, but the initial start on @USANetwork got 2.111 million viewers.
➡️ Sunday's post-race show got 964,000 viewers over 52 minutes. pic.twitter.com/kWDcYwsLmY
.@Arbys has finalized a deal to become a top-level sponsor for the @NASCARChicago street race, bringing a major QSR on board for what could be the final running of the event.
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) June 11, 2025
➡️ Arby's will also have a related sweepstakes at 47 restaurants in the region. https://t.co/eYziQmrJj9
NASCAR on Prime Video playing out similarly to season one of Thursday Night Football so far: down double-digits overall, but up double-digits in key young demos: https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
I think that's what the body wanted. Get some young eyes on the sport. I'm still mixed on the idea, good and bad.Wolfer79 said:NASCAR on Prime Video playing out similarly to season one of Thursday Night Football so far: down double-digits overall, but up double-digits in key young demos: https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
NASCAR on Prime Video vs. three equivalent races last season:ncsupack1 said:I think that's what the body wanted. Get some young eyes on the sport. I'm still mixed on the idea, good and bad.Wolfer79 said:NASCAR on Prime Video playing out similarly to season one of Thursday Night Football so far: down double-digits overall, but up double-digits in key young demos: https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
NASCAR on Prime Video vs. three equivalent races last season:
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
+32% in A18-34
+11% in A18-49
+21% in A25-54
-40% in A55+
-21% overall
Most TV properties will take that exchange. 18-34s don't watch TV, any growth makes up for steep drop in older demos.https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN
We are driving nearly 12 laps around the earth at the equator to get to #NASCARMexico! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/iRgDK8hIf3
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) June 11, 2025
Thanks for sharing. Really interesting numbers.Wolfer79 said:NASCAR on Prime Video vs. three equivalent races last season:ncsupack1 said:I think that's what the body wanted. Get some young eyes on the sport. I'm still mixed on the idea, good and bad.Wolfer79 said:NASCAR on Prime Video playing out similarly to season one of Thursday Night Football so far: down double-digits overall, but up double-digits in key young demos: https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
+32% in A18-34
+11% in A18-49
+21% in A25-54
-40% in A55+
-21% overall
Most TV properties will take that exchange. 18-34s don't watch TV, any growth makes up for steep drop in older demos.NASCAR on Prime Video vs. three equivalent races last season:
— Sports Media Watch (@paulsen_smw) June 11, 2025
+32% in A18-34
+11% in A18-49
+21% in A25-54
-40% in A55+
-21% overall
Most TV properties will take that exchange. 18-34s don't watch TV, any growth makes up for steep drop in older demos.https://t.co/VIXp46HfdN