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EA Parks NASCAR Franchise. For Now or For Good?

In the economic hard times of late, many industries have been greatly effected. One, in particular, is NASCAR. Stock car racing is one of the biggest sports in the country. Now I know many people will argue with that because they might not watch NASCAR, but just look logically; the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama holds 125,000 people, the Daytona 500 is one of the most watched single day events every year, right behind the Super Bowl, and sponsors pay millions of dollars just to get their logo on a car knowing that if that car wins, the fans buy the product. But recently, with companies not willing to shell out so much money, sponsors have gone down, ticket sales have dropped and the revenue of NASCAR in general is low. And it doesn't stop there…
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Published: 67 days 11 hours ago | Article | PlayStation 3 | Xbox 360 | Wii | PlayStation 2
 
 

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GamerSciz - 67 days 13 hours ago
1 - Makes sense
I am not entirely sure how licensing works but if I recall correctly GT5 bought the Nascar license but again I don't know if that affects EA drastically or not. You would think it probably is related somehow...
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Dadymidnit3 - 67 days 13 hours ago
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hey theres always gt5
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