NASCAR on SportsChannel America
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NASCAR on SportsChannel America relates to NASCAR's Busch Grand National[1][2] (now the Xfinity Series) races[3] broadcast on the now defunct SportsChannel America television network. SportsChannel America's coverage began in 1990.[4] For instance, SportsChannel America broadcast the Roses Stores 200 and the Chevy Dealers of New England 250.[5]
Commentators[edit]
- Rick Benjamin[6] – Benjamin used the pseudonym Ron Williams, because his family unapproved of him revealing his real name.
- Ron Bouchard[7]
- Mike Hogewood
- Glenn Jarrett
- Mike Joy
- Ralph Sheheen[8]
- Bob Varsha
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Mar 28, 1990 - NASCAR on SportsChannel America The cable network roars into stock car racing with nine live events starting with the Busch Grand National 200 on April 28 and a weekly Sunday night 2 12hour racing wrapup program starting June 3. Monster trucks on NBC Announcers Gerry Divine and Brett ...
- ^ Apr 11, 1991 - Chuck 1990 championship marked the culmination of another strong year for NASCAR Busch Grand National Series More than 900000 attended the 31 ... races were televised nationally by either ESPN the Prime Net work or sportschannel America and all but four events were earned on live radio.
- ^ Apr 14, 1990 - SportsChannel America has announced the Winston Classic at Martinsville Speedway including the NASCAR Grand National championship will be televised live on Oct 28 as part of the cable network's new racing series Spectra Communications of Charlotte NC is producing the show for SCA The ...
- ^ Apr 28, 1990 - While ESPN was accepting two sports Emmys for "SpeedWorld" on Monday night, its taped show of the previous day's NASCAR Winston Cup event failed ... MORE CARS: SportsChannel America's new auto racing series begins today at 4 pm, when the cable network airs the Grand National event at ...
- ^ Oct 14, 1990 - SportsChannel America is offering a race today at noon for auto fans -the Chevy Dealers of New England 250 in Loudon, NH NASCAR's Darrell Waltrip heads the field. . . . Ken Burns, the creator of "The Civil War" series on PBS that was such a hit, has been given $1 million in seed money ...
- ^ "Portfolio". Archived from the original on 2009-06-25. Retrieved 2009-11-18.
- ^ Aug 17, 1990 - On Sunday Thompson will play host to two of NASCAR's most popular touring divisions the Busch Grand National North Tour and the Winston ... Bouchard's brother Ron also a former Winston Cup Rookie of the Year will be at Thompson Sunday to help with SportsChannel America's live TV ...
- ^ Ralph Sheheen - MEMBERS - NASCAR News, F1 News, and Racing News on ...