How Was Amazon’s First Broadcast?

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Something felt different about this weekend’s NASCAR broadcast, and not just because it was Prime’s first time behind the wheel. From the start, there was an energy in the air… one that’s been missing from Cup coverage for years.

  • Why did this race feel faster than the Indy 500, despite being nearly 50 mph slower?
  • What tiny production choices greatly impacted how the race looked and felt?
  • How did Prime blend old-school NASCAR vibes with a modern style?
  • And most importantly, could this be the start of NASCAR finally breaking free from the stale, safe, network-TV trap?

What took so long for something like this to happen? Let’s break it all down and figure out what Prime did right, what they still need to work on, and why this could be the shake-up NASCAR fans have been begging for. You won’t want to miss this one. What was your favorite feature from Sunday’s Cup Series broadcast? Let us know in the comments section.

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