The GOOD and Bad of NASCAR on PRIME

And just like that, NASCAR’s run on Prime Video is done. Some fans are mourning it, others are cheering, but what actually went right, wrong, and entirely off the rails? This deep dive gives you the full picture: from jaw-dropping production to baffling backlash.

• Why the cameras and sound felt like early 2000s NASCAR on steroids
• The booth’s surprising chemistry (even Dale Jr. after that shaky first stage)
• Was the viewership a disaster, or just part of a long game like the NFL?
• And how did people end up comparing streaming a race to… communism?

Whether you loved Prime or think it was a step too far, there’s no denying the energy, innovation, and chaos it brought. Less commercials, more in-depth race intel, the burn bar actually making fuel strategy watchable — but did it connect with longtime fans? Grade: A. It’s not perfect, but it’s the best NASCAR broadcast since at least 2012. Could it return? Should it? Drop your take in the comments. Was Prime a step forward or a streaming stumble?

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