It’s Talladega 2015 all over again....NASCAR tripping over themselves trying to get the golden boy into the next round. There’s no way they didn’t get the white flag before the caution came out.
It’s cool that they’re doing it for free, but when I tried listening to Byrons team radio today, it was about 2 laps ahead of the broadcast. Not really the apps fault, more my Roku, but it’s still annoying.I received this in an email but I would think it's available to anyone. I listen to the officials, #3 car and someone random, today it was David Ragan to start until he hit the wall then Kyle Busch after that. Much more interesting than the broadcast.
It’s cool that they’re doing it for free, but when I tried listening to Byrons team radio today, it was about 2 laps ahead of the broadcast. Not really the apps fault, more my Roku, but it’s still annoying.
I think it was mostly Brad running poorly, which, to be fair is the most surprising of the three considering his track record at Kansas.Race was ok. Odd seeing Penske running so badly.
The Roku will have a delay vs standard cable-based television providers, which is a few seconds behind the over-the-air broadcast television signal from your local station.It’s not your Roku’s fault. There is a delay when watching a broadcast so they can edit out stuff that shouldn’t make it on the broadcast like bleeping profanity or something graphic. I paid for the scanner a few seasons back and it was annoying because of that. Like a caution. You’d hear it on the radio long before it was on the broadcast.
Yep. If I stream it on my phone thru the NBC Sports app, it was a little more than half a lap ahead of the Roku stream.The Roku will have a delay vs standard cable-based television providers, which is a few seconds behind the over-the-air broadcast television signal from your local station.
Nope. NBC.@Dylan was it on NBCSN last year?
Gander Outdoors Truck Series driver Matt Crafton will replace Matt Tifft in the No. 36 Front Row Motorsports Ford at Martinsville Speedway.
A team spokesperson told RACER that Crafton will be in the car until Tifft is able to compete.
Approximately 35 minutes before opening Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice, Tifft was taken from the team hauler on a stretcher to the infield care center. Tifft was later transported to a local hospital.
The team has not released any information Tifft’s condition or what led to him needing medical attention.
Both the Truck Series and NASCAR Cup Series are competing at Martinsville this weekend.