4 Burning Questions: Are FOX Broadcasts Hurting NASCAR’s Ratings?
The NASCAR Cup Series’ ratings have been down across the board this season, and the network has not been immune from criticism.
Stephen Stumpf is the NASCAR Content Director for Frontstretch and is a three-year veteran of the site. His weekly column is “Stat Sheet,” and he formerly wrote "4 Burning Questions" for three years. He also writes commentaries, contributes to podcasts, edits articles and is frequently at the track for on-site coverage.
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