NASCAR Announces Race Start Times for 2016 Season
NASCAR®, in collaboration with broadcast partners FOX Sports, NBC Sports Group, race teams and the 29 tracks committed to hosting races for the coming season, today announced race start times and network coverage for all three of its national series based on previously released schedule dates for 2016. Continue reading →
Guests include NASCAR K&N West Rookie of the Year, Noah Gragson, talks about racing with Wauters Motorsports in the SpeedFest 200 this coming weekend.
From Irwindale Event Center, Hugh Schenkel, Public Relations and Marketing to chat about the future of the organization in 2016.
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When NASCAR returned to the NBC Sports Group this past season, it wasn’t too much of a hassle to fill the spots needed to analyze and call Sprint Cup Series races. NBC could have reached out to Adam Alexander or Allen Bestwick, since TNT and ESPN lost their rights. Alexander moved on to FOX and Bestwick stayed on at ESPN for other duties. Marty Reid could have been a near perfect fit, but he was let go by ESPN over two years ago for prematurely giving Ryan Blaney the win at the Kentucky 300 during the 2013 XFINITY Series race. Continue reading →
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