Jeff
10-16-2013, 06:40 AM
The new schedule for Nascar in 2014 , thought some might like to print it.
After much speculation and anticipation, NASCAR announced the 2014 Sprint Cup Series (http://www.nascar.com/en_us/sprint-cup-series.html) schedule on Tuesday, and it is highlighted with a push to primetime for several events and a previously announced move for one of the sport's most historic races.
Next year's slate of Sprint Cup races -- the 13th consecutive year with 36 points races and two additional non-points events -- features more tweaks in time than wholesale changes to established venues and events. An important addition for 2014 will find the NASCAR Air Titan track-drying system at every Sprint Cup race weekend.
"This season has delivered plenty of drama and excitement, and we're anticipating even more for our fans in 2014 now that the Gen-6 car has competed at every track,” said Steve O’Donnell, NASCAR's senior vice president of racing operations. "Having the Air Titan at each NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend allows us to meet a very important goal set by our Chairman and CEO, Brian France: to drastically decrease track-drying time to the best of our ability and ensure our fans in the stands and those watching on TV get to see each race on its scheduled day."
http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2013/10/15/2014-nascar-sprint-cup-series-schedule-announced.html?cid=ema_bri_newsannouncement_announ cement_101513&ProspectID=845A624B10F94D4E82E49871220C18E2
After much speculation and anticipation, NASCAR announced the 2014 Sprint Cup Series (http://www.nascar.com/en_us/sprint-cup-series.html) schedule on Tuesday, and it is highlighted with a push to primetime for several events and a previously announced move for one of the sport's most historic races.
Next year's slate of Sprint Cup races -- the 13th consecutive year with 36 points races and two additional non-points events -- features more tweaks in time than wholesale changes to established venues and events. An important addition for 2014 will find the NASCAR Air Titan track-drying system at every Sprint Cup race weekend.
"This season has delivered plenty of drama and excitement, and we're anticipating even more for our fans in 2014 now that the Gen-6 car has competed at every track,” said Steve O’Donnell, NASCAR's senior vice president of racing operations. "Having the Air Titan at each NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend allows us to meet a very important goal set by our Chairman and CEO, Brian France: to drastically decrease track-drying time to the best of our ability and ensure our fans in the stands and those watching on TV get to see each race on its scheduled day."
http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2013/10/15/2014-nascar-sprint-cup-series-schedule-announced.html?cid=ema_bri_newsannouncement_announ cement_101513&ProspectID=845A624B10F94D4E82E49871220C18E2