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They tried getting more attendance with more road courses added to the schedule but that didn't change the numbers for average attendance between ovals which is around 60,000 on a good day. Road America was huge for them. The Portland street race would be great for the sport but they poo-pooed that one. Guess they didn't look at the Indy numbers there.They did it to themselves. Plus, I've always thought it was a bad product, just driving around a large circle. F1 is vastly superior because it requires actual driving skill, not crash-avoidance skill.
Baseball is not dying, by any measure. But I do not believe that football has a bright future, the more that parents learn about concussions and other injuries. They will continue to guide their children towards other sports.
I never got the whole watch them make left turn thing
My son showed me this video, it's hilarious!I never got the whole watch them make left turn thing
Good.Since 2015 NASCAR has lost nearly half of its fanbase. Very few young people are interested. It's aging fans are dying off, complaints of too many TV ad's, partisan politics, and an elitist attitude among its few remaining stars will soon transform this once nationwide sport to only a few annual races in the deep south.
Major League Baseball is slowly fading, but NASCAR is on the fast-track to extinction.
The Decline and Fall of NASCAR
America’s most Southern sport has betrayed its own fan base.www.theamericanconservative.com
My son showed me this video, it's hilarious!
Yes, lots of people relate to cars that cost millions and drivers whose names are impossible to pronounce.F1 racing is doing awesome. It had 440,000 over three days in Austin last month.
Judging by the numbers that's a correct statement. Of course the Moto speed motorcycle racing does excellent here as well.
As noted who wants to watch foods make left turns for four hours?
You think NASCAR is dying out take a look @ drag racing in the link below. It was spendy back in the seventies but current insurance cost, as the link points out, has made drag racing an incredibly spendy sport to participate in & attend as well.Since 2015 NASCAR has lost nearly half of its fanbase. Very few young people are interested. It's aging fans are dying off, complaints of too many TV ad's, partisan politics, and an elitist attitude among its few remaining stars will soon transform this once nationwide sport to only a few annual races in the deep south.
Major League Baseball is slowly fading, but NASCAR is on the fast-track to extinction.
The Decline and Fall of NASCAR
America’s most Southern sport has betrayed its own fan base.
www.motorbiscuit.com
Baseball did themselves in. Football may have medical problems but it is prosperous and will remain so because of betting. However, the golden fleece has to watch how much they sell out their viewers in their TV contracts.They did it to themselves. Plus, I've always thought it was a bad product, just driving around a large circle. F1 is vastly superior because it requires actual driving skill, not crash-avoidance skill.
Baseball is not dying, by any measure. But I do not believe that football has a bright future, the more that parents learn about concussions and other injuries. They will continue to guide their children towards other sports.
