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If you don't get FS1, does NHRA exist? In addition, without covering the series, how much coverage do you think NHRA will get on ESPN Sports Center? My bet is only when someone dies. FS1 also does a lot of NFL coverage during the season, so I would not count on much airtime on Sunday afternoons. The positive point is that NHRA will be the biggest name motorsports on FS1, now that F1 is on NBC.
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Where is the Wide World of Sports when you need them!??
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True, except 1) all those lame timeslots, provided they were ever correct to begin with, and 2) Uncle Tom greased ESPN with membership money, only to take NHRA money then push it aside. Buying ESPN time had to be one of the stupidest "business decisions" of the century. So I say good riddance no matter what.
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