In this episode of Sports Geek, Sean Callanan interviews NASCAR's Matthew Vinson:
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- How NASCAR is different to traditional sports (home/away season) from a marketing point of view?
- Marketing an iconic venue like Daytona
- How NASCAR fans make the experience at Daytona 500
- How fans participated with NASCAR with limited fan access
- Changes to NASCAR since the merger
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As discussed on the podcast
The DAYTONA 500 was a little different this year. As social distancing and competition “bubbles” remain the norm, we weren’t able to host fans in Victory Lane. Instead I had the opportunity to chat with our race winners with a select few lucky fans live from Victory Lane. pic.twitter.com/mBdwsWbUwT
— Matthew Vinson (@matthewvinson) February 19, 2021
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