NASCAR VP of broadcasting and production, Steve Herbst, released a statement today saying, “Despite speculation over the last month that NASCAR’s new television agreement could be pushed up to the start of the 2014 season, NASCAR has informed our broadcast partners today that FOX, Turner and ESPN will finish the current term as originally planned. While we were humbled by the desire of NBC and FOX to start 12 months early, we now consider this matter closed and look forward to finishing our current agreement in 2014 with our great partners at FOX, Turner and ESPN.”
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NASCAR Fans Love the Game, but Hate the Player
Sunday afternoon Martinsville Speedway brought us an exciting finish which we have come to expect from a short track. Joey Logano and Martin Truex Jr waged a fantastic battle in the closing. In fact, the […]
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Kyle Larson pulls away to win the History 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Sprint Cup Series top rookie contender, Kyle Larson, was also a contender in the History 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, a Nationwide Series race that was complimented by edge of your seat battles and tense […]
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Why is Highly-Competitive Stewart-Haas Racing Switching Manufacturers?
In February Stewart-Haas Racing announced that it would be switching from Chevrolet to Ford for the 2017 season. This decision raised several questions. Most importantly, why would a team having solid success with one manufacturer […]