Awful Announcing
"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."
Four members of Fox's original Daytona 500 broadcast team spoke to AA about how that broadcast has changed over the years.
The race finished with audio only, and then video came back just before FS1 threw to college football.
Gordon will be sticking around in the booth for a while.
The Fox/FS1 average of 3,983,000 viewers this year was a long way from the heights of 5,578,000 in 2016.
Joy has been calling NASCAR for Fox since 2001, and will be working his 43rd Daytona overall Sunday. He said the race is highly different each year though.
