When NASCAR inked its massive $7.7 billion media rights deal set to kick off fully in 2025, fans expected big things. The post Has Amazon Prime Spoiled NASCAR Fans or Is TNT Really Bungling the ...

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Prime Video exceeded expectations for many within the NASCAR industry, including NASCAR itself, in terms of audience figures.

NASCAR predictably took a small ratings hit for its five races on Prime Video, but the drop off was not as large as anticipated.

CHARLOTTE — Prime Video averaged 2.16 million for its five NASCAR Cup Series races. This was the first season the streaming service carried NASCAR events under a seven-year rights deal.