Couch Potato Tuesday: FOX Sports 1 Dodges Rain in Martinsville
Once again, rain put a damper on a NASCAR race weekend. The sad truth is that everyone saw it coming. The rain that postponed the …
Couch Potato Tuesday
Couch Potato Tuesday: Diving Into Formula 1: Drive to Survive for the 1st Time
For race fans, Easter weekend is one of the leanest weekends of the year. All three of NASCAR’s National-level Series were off, along with Formula …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Clint Bowyer Comes Into His Own With Bristol’s Dirt
Last weekend was a big weekend for NASCAR as they held their first dirt race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Unfortunately, it turned into a literal …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Atlanta Brings Unnecessary Fighting, Long Runs to FOX
Atlanta was an interesting weekend. You had a tripleheader of action, but not nearly as much good racing on the track as I would have …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Daniel Suarez Debuts in the Booth, FOX Overhypes 2012 Fracas
Phoenix is an interesting place. NASCAR seems to be placing outsized importance on the tri-oval these days, knowing that the track will host the season …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Aric Almirola, Kurt Busch Work Well Together for FOX Sports at Homestead
Homestead is a very interesting place. For many years, it served as NASCAR’s season finale weekend. It’s an intriguing venue with many different lines for …
Couch Potato Tuesday: I Missed So Much in Daytona
A second straight weekend in Daytona Beach was not originally on the schedule, but the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic necessitated it. With that, you ended up …
Couch Potato Tuesday: The Daytona 500 Was Exhausting
Oh man. Nothing quite like 13.5 hours of coverage for one race. I will fully admit that I was really tired by the time Sunday’s …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Welcome to My 13th Year of Critiquing
The offseason is now over. I have no doubt that you’ve done something to pass the time over the past three months. Some of you …
Couch Potato Monday: NBC Sports’ Sebring Coverage Expansive, But A Bit Distracted At Times
Today, we’re going road racing. Unlike NBC Sports’ NASCAR and INDYCAR coverage, the IMSA broadcast booth never went to the track after the shutdown. The …