Dale Earnhardt Jr. calls out NASCAR on Fox broadcast for camera work
"Maybe now that Junior has said it, this could actually change."
"Maybe now that Junior has said it, this could actually change."
While Ricky Bobby was fictional, his mansion in 'Talladega Nights' is very real.
"It's the toughest thing you do in sports broadcasting, having to turn that corner from broadcasting a sports event to being at the center of a news story like that."
"We're getting the Joey Loganos and the Kyle Buschs, the Bubba Wallaces, the Kurt Buschs, we're getting the guys who were part of that event just 24 hours prior, on our show to talk about exactly what happened."
"It's really cool to see how kind of each person authors their opportunity to talk about the race and the competition."
Gordon's previously spoken about taking on a larger role at Hendrick Motorsports and leaving broadcasting, and he may make that move this year.
Since winning NASCAR rights for the first time in 2001, the trio of Mike Joy, Darrell Waltrip, and...
NASCAR’s ratings have been the subject of great debate over the past several seasons. Since peaking in the...
NASCAR appears to finally have its next round of media rights deals taken care of.
What will move to a streaming service?
"I think the fans in general and social media are really tough on Fox. I think some of it is warranted, for sure, but I think that they're very critical about some really small things that they could get better."
This race was emotional for Kurt Busch.
Having Steiner in the booth will be fun.
"He's going to bring a ton of great analysis about exactly what this car feels like for the drivers."
Fox has announced plans for 2024 NASCAR coverage.
Amazon in the mix?
On Sunday, Daniel Suárez made history as the former Xfinity Series champion became the first Mexican driver to...
Earnhardt Jr., normally a NBC commentator, will be joining Fox's main booth as a guest analyst.
Waltrip retired after the 2019 season, but he's returning to the Fox booth for Sunday's dirt track race at Bristol.
"Josh is a rising star and has earned a great deal of respect, not only among our FOX NASCAR team but within the NASCAR industry as a whole."
"The great thing is that instead of these cars just sitting in a dusty museum, somewhere, the fans get to come out and see them where they belong, on a track and running at full song."
Over 6,000 tweets have included the hashtag #LetTimmyRace in support of the underdog racer.
Bowyer will finish this season and enter the Fox booth for 2021.
"This rapid-fire collaboration between FOX Sports, NASCAR and iRacing obviously has resonated with race fans, gamers and television viewers across the country in a very positive way. We have learned so much in a relatively short period of time, and we are excited to expand coverage of this brand-new NASCAR esports series to an even wider audience."