Fox aired (but bleeped) Joey Logano’s remarkable Talladega radio rant against teammate Austin Cindric
"Way to go, you dumb f***. Way to f****** go."
"Way to go, you dumb f***. Way to f****** go."
Kempner had been at Fox since their 1994 beginnings, and was part of their NASCAR coverage since it started in 2001.
"We lost a lot of that young fanbase that we really need to covet if we're going to grow this sport again."
The series will debut on May 22.
"Public perception was that I had done something wrong."
"There isn't enough space to list the motorsports media accomplishments of Al Pearce."
The circuit is reportedly seeking between $150 million and $180 million per year.
"It's been interesting watching y'all try to operate up here."
In one of the more bizarre cross-sport encounters you will ever see, Lamar Jackson is taking Dale Earnhardt Jr. to court over their number 8.
“Kyle’s double attempt is one of the most exciting storylines in all of sports, and we’re thrilled to be part of it."
"I said the Xfinity Series was a dumpster fire, it's not. A dumpster fire is contained, and that series is not right now."
"Whenever anyone sees a Netflix microphone, they go into PR mode.”
Fans missed about 20 minutes of The Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix on Fox.
Kligerman's brother, Bard, walked away with $3,500 in the debut episode of the series.
When speculation arose last year that The CW might do some races remotely, some fans (and media) balked at the idea.
"Back in the day, the Janet Guthrie’s and the Lyn St. James’ of the world, they were the ones who were really breaking barriers."
"I thought Kyle blended in there really well like he has been there for quite some time."
"UFC is a fantastic property and has piqued our interest. Formula One, as well."
"My goodness Kyle Busch is great in the broadcast booth … His ability to explain details is phenomenal."
“I wanted to show I was competent and that I belonged."
NASCAR president Steve Phelps is bullish on the ability of the series to get fans to watch races on Amazon for the first time this year.
"You better be damn ready to drive one of these cars when you get behind the wheel."
"I didn't think it was Fake News Network on Fox!"
NASCAR Hall of Famer Carl Edwards is finally giving television a try, joining Amazon for their coverage later this year.