2019 Cup Series at Kansas Television Ratings End Slightly Down From 2018
Fans who tuned into FS1’s coverage of the Digital Ally 400 at Kansas Speedway on Saturday night were treated to one of the best 1.5-mile speedway races in quite some time. Brad Keselowski won in a dog-fight with Alex Bowman, Erik Jones, Clint Bowyer and Chase Elliott.
Although the race was a nail-biter, ratings actually decreased slightly for this event from a season ago.
The 2018 edition of the Kansas race scored a 1.23 rating, while the overnight rating for this year’s edition was a 1.17.
The top-five markets were: Richmond (4.6), Greenville (4.5), Greensboro (4.2), Charlotte (3.4) and Indianapolis (3.3).
.@FS1 earned a 1.17 overnight rating for Saturday night’s NASCAR Cup Series #DigitalAlly400 @KansasSpeedway, off slightly from a 1.23 for last year’s race.
âž– Top five markets:
1) Richmond: 4.6
2) Greenville: 4.5
3) Greensboro: 4.2
4) Charlotte: 3.4
5) Indianapolis: 3.3 pic.twitter.com/4lKNNehsi3— Adam Stern (@A_S12) May 13, 2019
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