Couch Potato Tuesday: The Teething Continues at TNT Sports
With no practice or qualifying and a new tire that had apparently not been tested at Dover, you had a lot of unknowns entering Sunday.
With no practice or qualifying and a new tire that had apparently not been tested at Dover, you had a lot of unknowns entering Sunday.
When you have a situation where there isn’t all that much action at the front of the field, you have to hunt to find it.
The broadcast failed to immediately show what caused Cody Ware’s crash and what happened to Bubba Wallace after he was spun by Alex Bowman.
Having the continuity in the broadcast booth from Amazon Prime Video is helpful, but you also had a lot of action to cover Saturday night.
Also, the Prime Video broadcasters did an excellent job covering the brake rotor failures during the race.
How did Amazon Prime Video fare in its coverage of NASCAR’s first Cup race in Mexico City?
Amazon Prime Video upped their game during the race back to Charlotte levels. But, what about outside of the race?
As compared to Charlotte, the race was less competitive, but Amazon still did a decent job to show the on-track action.
One of Amazon’s reasons for success is its on-air talent.
Also, how did FOX Sports fare overall in its 2025 Cup broadcast coverage?