and now add drone racing on ESPN. That's right, the DRL Drone Racing League gets daytime coverage on ESPN but NHRA Drag Racing actually paid $$$ to be buried on the morning hours in between infomercials and kicked all around when content ran over into their time slots.The part that always bothered me was the fact NHRA paid for the coverage and was relegated to the back pages. ESPN carries Spelling Bees, hotdog eating contests and poker playing but a sport like racing gets pushed back to infomercial time slots even when they're footing the bill.
and now add drone racing on ESPN. That's right, the DRL Drone Racing League gets daytime coverage on ESPN but NHRA Drag Racing actually paid $$$ to be buried on the morning hours in between infomercials and kicked all around when content ran over into their time slots.
What if...lets pretend that the people that make a lot of money figuring out how much advertising dollars they can bring in for ESPN or Fox (and jobs are probably on the line over success + failure) actually really know what they are doing more than us keyboard crew chiefs? If there was big money in televising drag racing, they'd be doing it. Either the product is no good or the market has changed.Sounds like Drone racing is pulling huge numbers, much like Poker was for the longest time! ESPN and FS1? They go by ratings...