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Overnight Television Ratings Up 8% For Coca-Cola 600

Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 was possibly one of the best 1.5-mile races we have seen in quite some time. The great race rewarded NASCAR with a 2.6 overnight television rating.

This equates to an eight-percent increase from this exact same event a season ago.

The top-five markets that took in the Coca-Cola 600 were Greensboro (8.9), Charlotte (8.5), Greenville (7.7), Richmond (7.4) and Louisville (5.8).

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