“They Need To Sit Down and Collaborate” – Brett Griffin Calls Out On the Investment at NASCAR Tracks, Proposes Collaboration

NASCAR is in California for the 16th round of the Cup Series race. The Sonoma Raceway will host the Toyota Save Mart 350 race on Sunday. This is a track that’s different from the traditional oval tracks that NASCAR generally races in and the expectations are high.

As the drivers line up to race in the Chute after as Sonoma Raceway and NASCAR announced the return of the popular stretch of the race track. However, not everyone is happy with how things are going with the sport and the track. One among them is NASCAR Spotter Brett Griffin.

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The big NASCAR personality is not happy with how things are going in the sport and feels the governing body should do more in order to have a great fan experience. Moreover, Griffin also shared his grief that the people in charge don’t “seem” to reinvest the money they pick up from the ticket sales.

In the weekly podcast of Spotify’s Door Bumper Clear, Brett Griffin shared, “I think two big statements remain this weekend and the biggest one is this track. Listen, when you hear about TV money as a fan, you hear of the TV money. The majority of the money goes to two entities are the tracks and NASCAR. That’s when you get the big checks, okay. The majority of the checks goes to, they don’t seem to be reinvesting in their facility.”

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The NASCAR spotter believes the governing body of NASCAR should sit and discuss what’s necessary to have a better fan experience and make the sport grow in a positive way. Moreover, the Spotter is also of the opinion that some of the tracks need changes and remodeling. Griffin conveyed this, “They need to sit down and collaborate with these guys and change the model for these other tracks.”

“If I’m Steve O’Donnell of NASCAR……I’m gonna go straight to the track and I’m gonna say show me the economics of what you did. Because obviously the track will still have to make some money. But if he sells 70-80 million worth of tickets, he got the TV check coming in, how much money is the track making? It’s a lot but were they reinvested there?”, the American international continued.

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Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott of Hendrick Motorsports locked the front two starting positions, followed by Chris Buescher. As the Chute has the fame to give the fans a great racing experience, it’ll be interesting to see how the Sonoma Raceway loves up to its expectations. It’ll also be noted if the NASCAR governing body gives a thought about Brett Griffin and his views.