Television Ratings Down Slightly For All-Star Race Compared to 2018

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Saturday night’s Monster Energy All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway turned into a barn burner.

All three Stages of the Monster Energy Open were exciting and had close finishes as well as fenders rubbing. And the main event showcased incredible racing, a young winner and a fight on pit road afterward.

Even with all the action though, overnight ratings for the event were a 1.3, which is down from a 1.5 a year ago.

The top three markets for the race were: Greenville (5.7), Charlotte (5.5) and Richmond (4.9).

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