NASCAR return draws backlash for full-screen ads, missed moments, and tech issues. Fans demand better under the sport’s $7.7B media deal.

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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It's the first day of the Amazon Prime Day sale. The extended event will last through Friday this year. Kim Peiffer, director of features and special projects for Forbes Vetted, joins CBS News to talk ...

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Corey LaJoie opens up about trying to compete in uncompetitive equipment, as well as his new role in the sport and one phone call every driver covets.

Corey Lajoie spent five weeks as part of Amazon Prime Video's NASCAR coverage team. Unlike some young racers, LaJoie was always comfortable and familiar with the landscape atop the stock-car world.

Corey LaJoie on his new NASCAR job with Amazon Prime Video News-Journal: When and how did the deal come about with Amazon Prime Video? Corey LaJoie: “I think it was around last October.

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