After six weeks, TNT’s turn at the helm of the Cup Series broadcasts is over. And if you ask me, it couldn’t have come any sooner. From missed stories, to commercial overkill, TNT’s races were lackluster at best. Thanks to the wonders of technology (the DVR) and Speed’s Wednesday re-broadcast, TC and I usually catch [...]
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TNT’s Disappointing Summer Series
July 16th, 2010 
Journo 
Posted in Racing Observations, The Business of NASCAR 
Tags: A.J. Allmendinger, broadcast, NASCAR, network, Richard Petty, television, TNT, tv 
27 Comments »NASCAR Needs Dan Patrick
December 11th, 2009 Journo Dan, if you’re reading this (which I doubt you are) we need you. OK, maybe not Dan per se, I doubt he’s too interested in becoming a member of the NASCAR press corps (though if he is…), but this sport could really use someone like him. You’re probably asking yourself at this point, “what the [...]
Posted in The Business of NASCAR Tags: broadcast, Dan Patrick, David Poole, ESPN, newspaper, reporter, Sports Illustrated, sportscaster, television 11 Comments »Bored With The TV Broadcast?
February 23rd, 2009 Journo Do you get bored watching the race on TV? Well you’re not alone. Millions of fans suffer this debilitating condition every time NASCAR takes to the banks of such exciting tracks as California and Michigan. Fear not! There is a cure for this. Turn on your radio! Sorry, but I figured since this post was essentially [...]
Posted in Racing Observations Tags: Barney Hall, Doug Rice, Drew Blickensderfer, ESPN, Fox, Matt Kenseth, MRN, PRN, radio, television, tv 11 Comments »