17+ Why Is Nascar Dying

Oct 17 2022 0100pm EDT. Tapered spacers have been used in NASCARs Cup Series since 2015 when a 1170-inch aluminum block reduced horsepower from about 850 to approximately 725 at.

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So the two are bound by the hip for the next few years.

. July 15 2020 at 230 pm. This is the healthiest the sport has been in years. In fact if the chances of dying in a NASCAR crash were the same as for all other crashes the odds of having zero fatalities over that many crashes 220year would be more.

Nascar is slowly dying stands will be 14 full when this whole thing is over. July 15 2020 at 1217 pm. But as a whole.

13330 views Apr 15 2019 255 Dislike Share Save Gearhead Daily 982K subscribers NASCAR has been dying a slow painful death. People only talk about nascar dying because other series arent even on the radar. The 2019 Daytona 500 drew about 9 million viewers.

Daytona 500 viewership from 2001 to 2009. Well Indy holds so many people that if 70000 people are there it looks empty. In 2020 viewership dropped to 73 million from the 92 million average the previous year.

But the sport is certainly not dead and far from dying according to executives at NASCAR and race team execs as well as drivers and. Drivers such as Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart a man who added. The majority of racing is struggling as a whole.

Makes NASCAR look like the lesser in motorsports when compared to NHRAIndycar in America. Well maybe if they brought us a. In fact in 2020 Nascar experienced a scheduling nightmare due to the pandemic.

NASCAR signed a 44 billion 10-year deal with NBCSN back in 2014. Yes sports ratings as a whole are down but NASCARs fall is alarming. And its hard to get 80000 people to come to one.

As I stated in the introduction all of NASCARs biggest stars and stalwarts have been retiring over the last few years. We are committed to ensuring that NASCAR and. So overall this controversy of NASCAR dying because they couldnt fill half of a 162000 seat stadium is a bit overblown.

And since Martin was such a levelheaded sort as a driver it only makes sense that his analysis of the seemingly neverending drop in NASCAR attendance and ratings isnt shot. The Bristol Herald-Courier included an important number in its report from Saturday nights race at Bristol Motor Speedway that NASCAR used to include in its post-race. NASCAR is slowly dying right before our very eyes and the best that comes from the front office is the fans and teams need to quit complaining.

It started in 2007 and heres WHY.

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