Why is it struggling so badly?

Millennials. Constant rule changes. But mostly millennials/attention spans.

>>76466726
About a billion things but the biggest is it's a dangerous sport that cucked to hard in the name of safety and made it an unwatchable artificial shitshow.

>>76466785
so more people would watch if the walls were still made out of solid concrete and your favorite driver got paralyzed?

>>76466776
This. The "only uncultured rednecks watch NASCAR" meme damaged the series image far more than expected.

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>>76466776

When are we going to gas all millenials to death and just entrust Gen Z with everything?

It's obvious that they're fucking everything up beyond repair and will possibly do irreparable damage to the world as they get older.

>>76466797
>let me take the best safety innovation and completely take it out of the equation and pretend that's what he meant
NASCAR blows because of people like you

Decline in car culture
Decline in economy
Millennials
Overexpansion
Drivers are all wealthy 20 year old fuccbois

>>76466837
>>76466866
Christ it has nothing to do with millenials. In case you don't live here or never left a city before, there's plenty of hillbilly millenials that would gladly watch it if it wasnt trash.

And Nascar was doing fine until it tried to not be a "redneck" sport. It actually had some semblance of culture to it, not some stripped out, lifeless, boring culture like everything national in America is nowadays.

Watching cars drive in a circle for 3 hours just isn't very entertaining.

When your fanbase is ridden with heart disease, cirrhosis, type II diabetes and lung disease eventually they simply die off.

>>76468232
Yawn, Nascar fans are more affluent and smarter than NBA or passgrass fans as a whole