Prime Video averaged a 0.79 rating and 1.655 million viewers for Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, according to Nielsen panel-only data. The race started 75 minutes later than scheduled due to rain. That’s down 12% from last year’s Nashville race, which drew a 0.94 rating and 1.9 million viewers on NBC when it aired without a weather delay.
Using Nielsen’s Big Data measurement, Sunday’s race averaged 2.01 million viewers, down just 3% year-over-year.
Nashville was the second race of Prime Video’s five-race NASCAR Cup Series package, following Charlotte the previous week.
.@PrimeVideo got a 0.79 rating + 1.655 million viewers for Sunday's delayed NASCAR Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville, down 12% from a 0.94 + 1.9 million last year when the race ran on time, per Nielsen's panel-only data, while it got 2.01 million, down just 3%, when using Big Data. pic.twitter.com/oO3AHxxWHI
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