Thanks for posting! I am a #1 Denny Hamlin, FedEx NASCAR fan!

Even though crowds are down. Texas is still getting over 150,000 people. More than most tracks have capacity for.

I wasn't sure if it still did these days with the track being viewed as terrible racing with the changes and the very poor turnout for the 1st race this year. I'm glad to see there's still some tracks that are selling out or close to selling out!

even for the night race it was down, still was quite an improvement from the spring

looks like there was a pretty damn good crowd there, though. Was the place near sold out?

i thought the crowd was alot more then last year. i know that they did sell out this year but some of the tickets went to scalpers of course

its the bristol night race, of course it did

Crowd wasn't that bad where I was sitting. There were 2 empty seats in my entire section I believe.

Omg I was there too

P.S. Hi, doctornoise.

Denny Hamlin is a guy that you either hate him or give no fucks about him. With most tracks like Kansas, Cali, Texas the turnouts are low due to those tracks being absolute snorefests now-a-days. Same with Bristol the last couple years, however for this weekend i believe people weren't sold on the new surface/Think Bruton was talking out of his ass...Personally i'm liking the new Bristol, It has the combo of the rough racing of the old bristol and the progressive banking of late 2000's Bristol

No, worst Night Race crowd ever. We all know the March race crowds have been way down, but Night race has stayed close to selling out. This year the crowd was way down. Lots of empty seats down the backstretch.

Burn outs are for kids.

Well to ensure more sell outs, 1st step NASCAR needs to make is get Mike Helton out of NASCAR, he's hurting it more than helping. Then they need to get Brian France out because he's ruining what his grandfather and dad created. 3rdly, they need to cut down on media. All it is now is the Danica Patrick/ Jimmie Johnson/ Dale Jr show. Nobody else gets time unless they do something out of the norm.