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.
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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.
Couch Potato Tuesday: FOX Sports Can’t Overcome a 44% Drop in Passing
FOX’s first race without Artie Kempner was covering a chaotic frenzy at Texas.
Couch Potato Tuesday: The Artie Kempner Era Doesn’t End Well
FOX Sports going to a commercial break with less than 10 laps to go was inexcusable.