Daytona 500

SixFive

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To clarify a little... I really enjoy going to the races. Local stuff, big tracks, anything live I pretty much like. I was railing on the tv coverage sucking so bad and seeming to b constant commercials. NASCAR on television used to b a lot better!
 

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You are more than 100% CORRECT ! SixFive !

It is impossible to enjoy a race with all the fargin' commercials.

Jayski.com provides race info and commercial break downs.

  • Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 2011 Daytona 500: For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on during these races, here is the breakdown for Sunday's race. Fox was the broadcast team for this event.
    Total number of commercials: 128
    Total number of companies or entities advertised: 73
    Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 56
    Start time to record race/commercial periods: 1:10 pm
    End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:30 pm
    Total minutes: 260
    Minutes of race broadcast: 195
    Minutes of commercials: 65
    Number of missed restarts: 0
    Number of ?mystery cautions? (debris not shown): 0
    Number of times selected drivers were focused on:
    Robert Richardson Jr. ? 16
    Jimmie Johnson ? 37
    Steve Wallace ? 48
    Bobby Labonte ? 68
    Robby Gordon ? 73
    Dave Gilliland ? 82
    Jeff Burton ? 88
    David Ragan ? 89
    Tony Stewart ? 124
    Ryan Newman ? 133
    Trevor Bayne (race winner) ? 146
    Regan Smith ? 161
    Kurt Busch ? 165
    Clint Bowyer ? 172
    See full report and past links at CawsnJaws.com.(2-22-2011)
  • Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 2011 Daytona 500: For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on during these races, here is the breakdown for Sunday's race. Fox was the broadcast team for this event.
    Total number of commercials: 128
    Total number of companies or entities advertised: 73
    Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 56
    Start time to record race/commercial periods: 1:10 pm
    End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:30 pm
    Total minutes: 260
    Minutes of race broadcast: 195
    Minutes of commercials: 65
    Number of missed restarts: 0
    Number of ?mystery cautions? (debris not shown): 0
    Number of times selected drivers were focused on:
    Robert Richardson Jr. ? 16
    Jimmie Johnson ? 37
    Steve Wallace ? 48
    Bobby Labonte ? 68
    Robby Gordon ? 73
    Dave Gilliland ? 82
    Jeff Burton ? 88
    David Ragan ? 89
    Tony Stewart ? 124
    Ryan Newman ? 133
    Trevor Bayne (race winner) ? 146
    Regan Smith ? 161
    Kurt Busch ? 165
    Clint Bowyer ? 172
    See full report and past links at CawsnJaws.com.(2-22-2011)
  • Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 2011 Gatorade Duels: For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on during these races, here is the breakdown for Thursday?s races. SPEED was the broadcast team for this event.
    Total number of commercials: 117
    Total number of companies or entities advertised: 57
    Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 22
    Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:00 pm
    End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:10 pm
    Total minutes: 190
    Minutes of race broadcast: 140
    Minutes of commercials: 50
    Number of missed restarts: 0
    Number of ?mystery cautions? (debris not shown): 0
    Number of times selected drivers were focused on:
    Robert Richardson Jr. ? 16
    Kevin Conway ? 26
    Michael Waltrip ? 48
    Dale Earnhardt Jr. ? 52
    Jimmie Johnson ? 60
    Trevor Bayne ? 75
    Tony Stewart ? 76
    Jeff Burton (Duel 2 winner) ? 76
    Jeff Gordon ? 79
    Clint Bowyer ? 80
    Regan Smith ? 100
    Kevin Harvick ? 110
    Matt Kenseth ? 112
    Kurt Busch (Duel 1 winner) ? 126
    See full report and past links at CawsnJaws.com.(2-20-2011)
  • Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 2011 Budweiser Shootout: For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Saturday?s race. Cheryl began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 8:10 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 10:02 PM (all times are EST). Fox was the broadcast team for this event.
    Total number of commercials: 34
    Total number of companies or entities advertised: 49
    Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 17
    Start time to record race/commercial periods: 8:10 PM
    End time to record race/commercial periods: 10:02 PM
    Total minutes: 112
    Minutes of race broadcast: 85
    Minutes of commercials: 27
    Number of missed restarts: 0
    Number of ?mystery cautions? (debris not shown): 0
    Number of Digger appearances: 6
    Number of famous bicyclists mentioned as tweeting that he was watching the broadcast: 1 Lance Armstrong
    Number of times selected drivers were focused on:
    Derrike Cope ? 18
    Matt Kenseth ? 40
    Mark Martin ? 45
    Bobby Labonte ? 52
    Dale Earnhardt Jr. ? 71
    Ryan Newman ? 78
    Kyle Busch ? 84
    Kurt Busch (race winner) ? 80
    Greg Biffle ? 83
    Jeff Gordon ? 83
    Jeff Burton ? 120
    Kevin Harvick ? 132
    See full report at CawsnJaws.com.(2-14-2011)
 

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The clip on arron ott at speed is actually pretty cool, what the uninformed are'nt aware of is we pretty much flat foot these things around and ride the brake at the same time when you want the car to do something.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH_OqTT0

Pasprint let me know when you think the motor went sour? 0 car in the first heat race, lol.

Link didnt work Luv :shrug:
 

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Ok after seeing your second post...I watched the clip. You got trucked pretty good on the backstretch on the first lap. WTF was the 2 car tryiing to do on your outside going into 3? Win it on the first lap guy I suppose?
It looked like she laid down after you lost the lead. It looked pretty good out in clean air though. It also looks like its hard to get off the top at that place. I couldnt really see how much cushion was there on the clip. Usually takes a big motor to run the top anywhere though. Are you racing this year? Like I told you last year... if you wanna spend a week in PA this year, you have a place to stay. 5 races in 6 nights during PA Speedweek. And I know plenty of good people that would help with set-ups, gear, stagger, ect.
You need a strong bullet with lots of ponies. If you have that you'd have a good chance of making shows.
 

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