It depends. different tracks have different crowd capacities and different races will draw a different TV viewing base, for example if a race is being held at New Hampshire International Motorpark and sells out that's approximately 90,000 people at the track plus the TV audience that may only watch because it's in NH
Demographics show that Nascar is viewed by 215 million TV viewers each season.
Exactly how they tell how many people watch a show or football game. The channel provider gives them the information.
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Between Nascar, Football and Basketball alone, hundreds of thousands of people watch sports. In 2007 alone, 139 million people from 232 countries tuned in to watch the superbowl. In 2009 it was more like 141 million.
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They are less in number I think about 10% people use hotel yearly.
In the Nascar Cup Series, Richard Petty had the longest yearly winning streak. The King won at least one race in 18 consecutive seasons (1960-1977).
All the people I know, and I used to race at many tracks, and alot of motorcycle racers watch also, If people like local track racing its a good bet they like Nascar, as far as I know all Nascar drivers came from small tracks. My husband and I sponsor a short tracker and we and about 400 other short track fans travel 1&1/2 minimum to see the racing ======================= A figure quoted by racing journalist Chris Economaki puts the number at 55 million.
Yes it is. Heck, no! * The amount of fans for NASCAR are about the same for pro football. Not exactly.. Nascar has more fans than football, seeing how the people in other countries who are football fans are actually "soccer fans"
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