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Kurt Busch Autographed NASCAR Illustrated Magazine $86.26 Kurt Busch Autographed NASCAR Illustrated Magazine Kurt Busch Autographed/Signed NASCAR Illustrated Magazine |
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NASCAR's No. 97 Kurt Busch - NASCAR Banquet Edition - December 6, 2004 $34.99 NASCAR's No. 97 Kurt Busch - NASCAR Banquet Edition - December 6, 2004 - Photographic Print |
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KYLE BUSCH (NASCAR) Autographed 11x8.5 PROMO SHEET $54.11 KYLE BUSCH (NASCAR) Autographed 11x8.5 PROMO SHEET KYLE BUSCH (NASCAR) Autographed 11x8.5 PROMO SHEETEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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NASCAR's No. 97 Kurt Busch - Nextel Cup Champion - November 29, 2004 $34.99 NASCAR's No. 97 Kurt Busch - Nextel Cup Champion - November 29, 2004 - Photographic Print |
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NASCAR's Matt Kenseth, Kurt Busch and Mark Martin - November 18, 2002 $39.99 NASCAR's Matt Kenseth, Kurt Busch and Mark Martin - November 18, 2002 - Photographic Print |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Sheet Set (Twin) $43.99 Kyle Busch Nascar Sheet Set (Twin) Accessorize your room and show your Nascar spirit by jazzing up your bed ensemble with the Nascar twin sheet set of your favorite driver. Whether race day or just another night for sleeping; your driver?s number and signature and themed repeat pattern makes quite the impression. This sheet set includes a twin sheet; fitted sheet; and pillowcase; and is made from 100% polyester. |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Car Seat Cover $29.63 Kyle Busch Nascar Car Seat Cover Make yourself an honorary member of the pit crew and ride in style with a bucket seat; form fitting Nascar car seat cover. The cover; which slips on easily over the car?s seat and has backstraps for a more secure fit; has the added benefit of soft padding along the seat and back for a more comfortable feel. The driver?s logo is a large; padded embroidery that makes a stunning statement to passersby even when you are not around. |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Single Pillow Case $13.56 Kyle Busch Nascar Single Pillow Case Accessorize your room and show your support for your favorite driver by adding Nascar pillowcases to your bed ensemble. Whether race day or just another night for sleeping; your driver?s number and signature against the background color of their car makes quite the impression. This pillowcase is made from 100% polyester |
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Kyle Busch NASCAR Twin/Full Bedding $134.6 Kyle Busch NASCAR Twin/Full Bedding Make a proud statement in your room for your Nascar Driver with our 5 piece Bed in a Bag Set. Whether race night or just another night for sleep; the bold and large applique logo stands out against the solid color background and team color accented stipes; making quite the impression. This polyester/cotton blend set comes wth; 2 pillowcase. 1 flat sheet; 1 fitted sheet; and 1 applique comforter. |
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Kurt Busch Signed Race Used Nascar Sheetmetal Irwin Coa $78.07 Kurt Busch Signed Race Used Nascar Sheetmetal Irwin Coa KURT BUSCH SIGNED RACE USED NASCAR SHEETMETAL IRWIN COAEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Sheet Set (Twin)(Pack of 1) $106.48 Kyle Busch Nascar Sheet Set (Twin)Accessorize your room and show your Nascar spirit by jazzing up your bed ensemble with the Nascar twin sheet set of your favorite driver. Whether race day or just another night for sleeping; your driver?s number and |
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Kyle Busch NASCAR Adult Huddler Fleece Throw $27.92 Kyle Busch NASCAR Adult Huddler Fleece Throw Made of soft; thick luxurious fleece with oversized loose fitting sleeves; The Comfy Throw by Northwest lets shoulders; arms and upper body remain protected from the cold while leaving arms and hands free to use a laptop; TV remote; read a book; talk on the phone; eat a snack; enjoy an outdoor sports event; and much more. Machine washable |
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Kyle Busch (Reinforced Hardcover) $56.04 "A biography of American NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, focusing on his philanthropic activities off the track"--Provided by publisher. |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Car Seat Cover(Pack of 1) $70.05 Kyle Busch Nascar Car Seat CoverMake yourself an honorary member of the pit crew and ride in style with a bucket seat; form fitting Nascar car seat cover. The cover; which slips on easily over the car?s seat and has backstraps for a more secure fit; |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Steering Wheel Cover (14.5 to 15.5)(Pack of 1) $48.93 Kyle Busch Nascar Steering Wheel Cover (14.5 to 15.5")"Your favorite Nascar driver needs a sure grip on the steering wheel; why shouldn?t you? Stylish steering wheel covers are made to fit 14.5?-15.5? steering wheels and are designed with an embosse |
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Kyle Busch Nascar Single Pillow Case(Pack of 1) $29.33 Kyle Busch Nascar Single Pillow CaseAccessorize your room and show your support for your favorite driver by adding Nascar pillowcases to your bed ensemble. Whether race day or just another night for sleeping; your driver?s number and signature agains |
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Kyle Busch NASCAR Bed in a Bag (Full)(Pack of 1) $336.23 Kyle Busch NASCAR Bed in a Bag (Full)Make a proud statement in your room for your Nascar Driver with our 5 piece Bed in a Bag Set. Whether race night or just another night for sleep; the bold and large applique logo stands out against the solid colo |
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Playseat NASCAR #18 Kyle Busch M&M Seat $599.99 Playseats - Game Chairs - 11005 - INTRODUCING THE PLAYSEAT NASCAR GT, THE NEXT LEVEL IN PLAYSEATS RACE SEATS! Consisting of several new modifications not found on the Evolution, this chair provides ultimate comfort with a unique style to boot! Modeled after the dynamic race seat styling featured in real NASCAR vehicles, complete with head stabilizers, the NASCAR Playseat is the perfect way to bring the NASCAR racing experience home! Racing Seat consists of extra strong, lightweight, powder coated tubular steel frame with high-tension spring and wire system. High profile side bolsters with Ultra high-density foam; fully upholstered in synthetic leather fabric with official NASCAR branding and synthetic leather reinforcements in the high wearing areas. Removable seat back and base cushions, an integrated side head protection system and Patented foldable system in the back of the seat for easy and fast storage. Also consists of New patented fully adjustable steering wheel support with aluminum quick release handle for easy adjustment of height and length and universal steering wheel plate for almost all wheels in the market. New designed extra strong, powder coated triangle tubing with extra space for putting thought all wiring and PU protection between tubes to avoid scratching of the powder coating. Features Limited Edition Kyle Busch # 18 NASCAR Licensing. Ages 14+ Compatible with the Playstation2®, Playstation3®, Xbox®, Xbox 360®, Wii® Gaming Consoles and PC’s. Compatible with most console and PC steering wheel and pedal sets on the market . |
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BUDWEISER BEER STEIN #8 DALE EARNHARDT JR COLLECTOR @ 7314
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Nascar Individual Aristocrat 14 oz. DOR Glass, Kyle Busch
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Nascar Individual Aristocrat 15 oz. Cooler, Kyle Busch
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Busch Beer Pole Award Nascar Racing Bumper Sticker
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NASCAR 2012 Cooler Kyle Busch Toyota Camry Interstate Batteries #18 12 Cans 10 Q
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HAT CAP BUDWEISER DALE EARNHARDT JR 8 NASCAR BEER RACE RACING CHASE INDIE RED
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Busch Beer Nascar Commercial 1986
I Used to Love Nascar - But not Any More
What, in the name of Richard Petty, is happening to my NASCAR? I want to fall in love again. I want to get that feeling back-like an old relationship that fizzled and you're still trying to figure out the classic WWW question...What Went Wrong? Let's go back to the good old days-the year 2001.
NASCAR was popular but only to a certain demographic-the good old boys of the South. Dale Earnhardt Sr. died in the first race of 2001-the Daytona 500. Ironically, his death struck a chord with fans and non-fans alike;suddenly NASCAR reached a new level and elevated the sport. Dale Earnhardt Jr. became the icon apparent after that tragic day, not by choice but by birthright. This unfortunate moment in time by virtue of one tragic moment put NASCAR in primetime ratings territory.
With this new found success came corporate money and lots of it. Suddenly race teams became super-teams, leaving the less fortunate behind. Those owners that already had a super-star racer could afford to add to their stable of studs. Jeff Gordon spawned Jimmie Johnson, Rusty Wallace spawned Kurt Busch, Mark Martin spawned Matt Kenseth, Greg Biffle and Carl Edwards etc. etc. All of the sudden, young drivers became the stars, leaving Dale Jarrett, Ricky Rudd, Sterling Marlin, Terry Labonte, Bobby Labonte and Kenny Schrader behind... and insignificant. The very men that carried the momentum left by Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison in the infamous 1979 Daytona 500 fist fight on CBS(The first Nascar race nationally televised in it's entirety). In this article I gave you a breakdown of what brought us to the NASCAR we know and love at this point in time. In Part 2, I will speak and offer comments on why NASCAR will dwindle in attendance and T.V. ratings in the future, unless things change significantly.
Once, just once, I would like to see Kyle Petty win a race in NASCAR...or finish in the top 5 or the top 10. Heck, 15th place would be something to see. Petty, Bobby Labonte, Elliot Sadler, Michael Waltrip or anyone outside the top 20 in standings have no chance of being so lucky...or consistent. Today, in NASCAR, your charisma, charm and looks dictate how well you will perform throughout the season.
I have a theory; if you have 2 of the 3 characteristics, you will have a much better opportunity of getting a ride on one of the top tier teams. Top 20 driver, pretty much guaranteed. The other drivers on the cusp or borderline of these traits get a drive on the remainder of teams or the Nationwide Series...the others with talent...well, you can tune into the Craftsman Truck Series. A wealthy Sprint Cup team and it's sponsors(multi-billion dollar corporations) want the best drivers who can represent their particular brand. It's no coincidence that the Sprint Cuppers look like Hollywood "A" list celebrities and the Truck Series drivers look like...well, everyday, average people.
The squeaky clean Sprint Cup Series is in danger of alienating its core fans by offering a product that used to be competitive and exciting into predictable and dull. The Truck Series, which has not been affected as much by big money, has become the predominantly more competitive and captivating series. This is Sprint Cup racing at it's peak excitement years, 10-15 years ago. Any one of these drivers has a legitimate chance of winning and this, more than anything, is why we attend or tune into a race or any sporting event in the first place...the outcome is not a guarantee or lock. Sprint Cup is in danger of becoming too predictable...the top 12 drivers have an 80% chance of winning a race. To paint a better picture, if you were betting on NFL games and guaranteed these odds, you would be able to buy your own NASCAR team in a few years.
Formula 1, considered to be the highest tier of auto racing, has for decades been the highest tier of materialism and excess. The product is secondary. North American race fans have always put a premium on quality of product...the NASCAR product is in danger of losing its base fans because the product has become secondary. Here's what must change or the NASCAR fans interest and patience will slowly show with wavering attendance and television ratings.
(1) RACE TRACKS MUST BECOME MORE COMPETITIVE: Daytona, Talladega and Bristol give the fans the most competitive and exciting races for your dollar. These six races in a 36 race season allow us to watch close bumper to bumper racing with the potential of a caution at any moment. These three tracks exhibit one common characteristic...deep banking on the turns thus creating high speed action and close racing...and yes accidents. The appeal of racing is danger. Not so much risk that someone gets injured but a sense that one wrong move or mishap could create an edge for one driver and the end of the day for another. That's drama and that's what fans want. The majority of tracks do not offer such excitement. Most of the tracks offer single line racing with the superior car slowly picking off cars one by one; no three wide racing...just safe racing usually dominated by the 12-15 elite teams.
(2) REVENUE SHARING WILL CREATE PARITY: Let's spread the wealth a bit to ensure the future of this sport. Television revenue should be disbursed accordingly to the weaker teams and down to the stronger teams. With more cash, the little guy could afford the technology necessary in gaining an edge in racing. Hendrick, Roush and the other SuperTeams need some competition or fans WILL become bored with the same drivers winning.
(3) CAUTION FREE RACING=CARS TAKING HUGE LEADS=BORING RACE: The elite teams are so superior today that these cars are establishing big leads early in the race thus leaving the bottom tier teams a lap down, in some cases, 25 laps into the race. This, coupled with the drivers "playing it safe" for the first three quarters of the race has made viewers impatient with the broadcast and reaching for the remote. I've been to three races in New Hampshire and can vouch that about forty percent of the fans are out of their seats and searching for souvenirs or food(or beer) after about 20 laps. Of course, most are back watching for the last 20 laps but I cannot say as much for the television viewer...the race is probably forgotten about at this point.
(4) TOO MANY COMMERCIALS DURING TELEVISION BROADCASTS: Isn't racing one big commercial? Just look at the cars, the driver's and pit crew's uniforms...heck, the scroll at the top of your screen has a sponsor changing on screen every 10 minutes. Too many commercials=lack of interest. A better way, if all the commercials are necessary for ESPN, ABC, FOX etc. to break even, why not have a split screen with the race broadcast continuously? In any case, the networks have to bring the race back to the fans and not show themselves as some greedy money machine.
(5) MORE FOCUS ON THE LOWER TIER DRIVERS DURING BROADCASTS: Every driver in racing is important. Even if the chances of winning are slim for some, every driver WANTS to win and improve every week. One driver that has a season under his(or her) belt is a year of experience and growth mentally and technologically for the the driver and team. We, as race fans, need to see a part of each racer and their strategies(and pit stops) throughout a race. Watching Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the majority of the broadcast does not allow the fan to fully appreciate the drama that is racing. I'd like to know how fast Kyle Petty is going, how many laps Bobby Labonte is down, if Mark Martin's car is running well or having problems.
I feel that the networks see a lot of these drivers as background scenery, to use a movie analogy. By leaving these drivers in the dust and focusing only on drivers with a high Q rating, the networks are only reinforcing the fact that the NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit is dominated and ran by the elite.
Let's hope that the people of NASCAR do not turn this amazing sport into Formula 1 and alienate a sector of fans...I want to LOVE NASCAR again...not just like it!
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