NASCAR finishes season with slight year-over-year viewership bump
The Cup Series averaged 2.892 million viewers, good for a 1% increase from the 2023 season.
The Cup Series averaged 2.892 million viewers, good for a 1% increase from the 2023 season.
With the NASCAR playoff system under more scrutiny than ever before, Kevin Harvick has a solution to help provide some more fairness.
"Hot damn, here we go again! Looking forward to racing in Music City."
"There's now a common thread of people saying that I've lost my fastball. And you know, maybe so. I can't argue that."
"I have never been set up worse in my whole life than that particular situation."
Joy called his record-setting 45th Daytona 500 in February.
No, Clint Bowyer is not selling signed Macbook Pros.
"Maybe now that Junior has said it, this could actually change."
The weather was not kind to NASCAR and the Daytona 500.
"Kevin Harvick is a gem in the booth."
"The level of access is mind-blowing."
Harvick announced the news at Thursday's Daytona Duels.
"They went completely dark on us. We knew something bad had happened."
While Ricky Bobby was fictional, his mansion in 'Talladega Nights' is very real.
"The more you go to the airport, the angrier you get."
"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."
Fox has announced plans for 2024 NASCAR coverage.
The crash report states that Bowyer called 911 and provided a roadside sample of .000 blood alcohol content.
Busch's first pitch was Thursday against the Rockies, but Fox showed it as if it happened during Saturday's game. And at least one local newscast then cut it into their Saturday highlights package.
"It's really cool to see how kind of each person authors their opportunity to talk about the race and the competition."
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."
Gordon's previously spoken about taking on a larger role at Hendrick Motorsports and leaving broadcasting, and he may make that move this year.