Couch Potato Tuesday: TNT Disappoints in Multiple Ways in Chicago
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.
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Couch Potato Tuesday: TNT Returns With Decent Action, Some Quality Issues
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.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Amazon’s NASCAR Season Concludes in Pocono
Also, the Prime Video broadcasters did an excellent job covering the brake rotor failures during the race.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Prime Video Couldn’t Explain Shane van Gisbergen’s Dominance
How did Amazon Prime Video fare in its coverage of NASCAR’s first Cup race in Mexico City?
Couch Potato Tuesday: Michigan Brings Good Racing, Bad Post-Race
Amazon Prime Video upped their game during the race back to Charlotte levels. But, what about outside of the race?
Couch Potato Tuesday: Amazon Prime Video Comes Back to Earth in Nashville
As compared to Charlotte, the race was less competitive, but Amazon still did a decent job to show the on-track action.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Amazon Prime Video Off to Great Start in Charlotte
One of Amazon’s reasons for success is its on-air talent.
Couch Potato Tuesday: FOX’s Cup Finale Has Decent Racing & a Dumb Gimmick
Also, how did FOX Sports fare overall in its 2025 Cup broadcast coverage?
Couch Potato Tuesday: Kyle Larson vs. Right Rear Is Not the Best Way to Sell a Race
There was a lot of discussion this past race weekend about Kansas Speedway being the best track on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar. If that … Continue Reading
TNT Returns to NASCAR With a Decent Squad
Warner Bros. Discovery has unveiled an on-air team that brings a lot of experience to the table.