NASCAR 2014 schedule

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Here's the complete Sprint Cup schedule, including non-points-paying races.

2/15/2014 — Sprint Unlimited (Daytona)
2/20/2014 — Budweiser Duels (Daytona)
2/23/2014 — Daytona 500
3/2/2014 — Phoenix International Raceway
3/9/2014 — Las Vegas Motor Speedway
3/16/2014 — Bristol Motor Speedway
3/23/2014 — Auto Club Speedway
3/30/2014 — Martinsville Speedway
4/6/2014 — Texas Motor Speedway
4/12/2014 — Darlington Raceway
4/26/2014 — Richmond International Raceway
5/4/2014 — Talladega Superspeedway
5/10/2014 — Kansas Speedway
5/17/2014 — All-Star Race (Charlotte)
5/25/2014 — Charlotte Motor Speedway
6/1/2014 — Dover International Speedway
6/8/2014 — Pocono Raceway
6/15/2014 — Michigan International Speedway
6/22/2014 — Sonoma Raceway
6/28/2014 — Kentucky Speedway
7/5/2014 — Daytona International Speedway
7/13/2014 — New Hampshire Motor Speedway
7/27/2014 — Indianapolis Motor Speedway
8/3/2014 — Pocono Raceway
8/10/2014 — Watkins Glen International
8/17/2014 — Michigan International Speedway
8/23/2014 — Bristol Motor Speedway
8/31/2014 — Atlanta Motor Speedway
9/6/2014 — Richmond International Raceway
9/14/2014 — Chicagoland Speedway
9/21/2014 — New Hampshire Motor Speedway
9/28/2014 — Dover International Speedway
10/5/2014 — Kansas Speedway
10/11/2014 — Charlotte Motor Speedway
10/19/2014 — Talladega Superspeedway
10/26/2014 — Martinsville Speedway
11/2/2014 — Texas Motor Speedway
11/9/2014 — Phoenix International Raceway
11/16/2014 — Homestead-Miami Speedway
 
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Nascar's season is entirely too long IMO. Every year I lose interest around the start of football season.
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I read somewhere that back during the 50's and 60's there was something like 60 races per year and sometimes there were two races in a week. That's a lot!
We have at least 5 sports going on at one time: NASCAR, football, post-season baseball, pre-season NBA basketball, and NHL hockey. Don't forget horse racing, golf and MLS (if you really care about it).
Don't watch baseball too much any more, but ocassionally. Watch a lot of NASCAR and som NCAA and NFL football games. Will watch some NCAA basketball starting in November.
 
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TennFan said:
I read somewhere that back during the 50's and 60's there was something like 60 races per year and sometimes there were two races in a week. That's a lot!
We have at least 5 sports going on at one time: NASCAR, football, post-season baseball, pre-season NBA basketball, and NHL hockey. Don't forget horse racing, golf and MLS (if you really care about it).
Don't watch baseball too much any more, but ocassionally. Watch a lot of NASCAR and som NCAA and NFL football games. Will watch some NCAA basketball starting in November.
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Yeah. I love weekends this time of year. Nfl, ncaa, NASCAR, f1, Indy and nice weather. Gotta do some fancy work with the remote and dvr on Sunday, but I'd rather have too much to watch on a weekend than not enough.
 
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For tv numbers, I think more Saturday night chase races would help, because screw the PAC 12. For attendance Sunday makes sense, given the lack of pro teams in the cities where the tracks are.
 
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