NASCAR Clash can be used for promo or grassroots The LA Coliseum was about the new fans, just as Gluck said. It wasn’t going to attract longtime fans from the South to go to the West Coast.

The Clash at Bowman Gray may have been another NASCAR race on a quarter-mile track but it was far from the racing at LA ...

NASCAR may be considering adding ... experienced a slight decrease compared to previous Clash events held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (2023 – 3.647 million, 2022 – 4.283M).

For the past three years, NASCAR fans were subjected to a Hollywood style spectacle for the Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Those events were long on star appeal and short on actual ...

Bowman Gray Stadium, known as "The Madhouse," is the oldest NASCAR weekly track, hosting since 1949. Its return as the host of the 2025 Clash saw it replace the previous year's LA Coliseum event.

Her focus is on F1 and NASCAR ... Coliseum. Nevertheless, he voiced some concerns about the potential drawbacks of staying at Bowman Gray for too long. Denny Hamlin, who finished third in the ...

The first two editions of The Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum had higher viewership ... a Saturday night and was broadcast on FS1. A NASCAR spokesman said that it does not comment ...

The first two editions of The Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum had higher viewership ... more jobs and revenue to our city.” A NASCAR spokesman said that it does not comment on TV ...

NASCAR returned to Bowman Gray for the first ... one position better than his performance in last year's preseason Clash at the LA Coliseum. In both races, he started from the back of the pack ...

The exhibition Clash at Bowman Gray was a smashing success. A packed house turned out at The Madhouse under chilly conditions and watched Chase Elliott earn the victory in the first NASCAR Cup ...

After a remarkably successful weekend at Bowman Gray, a couple NASCAR insiders are making the case that The Clash not go right ... s looked at the LA Coliseum and thought, ‘Man, that first ...