March 18, 2013 1 Comment
Sort of….How do nascar drivers that get blocked by crew members during post race settle their differences in 2013? They go to Twitter of course and start a war of words, like Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin did after their run ins with each other at Bristol.
July 25, 2012
I just want to say thank you first and foremost for all if u sticking by me. Please dont think me being means i havent been reading all ur
Support. And man, it means more than u eill ever know. Im sorry we even have to have this going on. But i promise ..i will do whatever it
Takes to get to the bottom of this and get back our there no matter what. Thanks guys.
July 16, 2012 1 Comment
AUDIO: KEVIN HARVICK POST RACE COMMENTS
TWITTER WAR OF WORDS
Everyone did a great job today unfortunate that it came down to a lap car costing us the race… #thatsracing
Looking forward to tomorrow should be an intense race! Best part about it is I know the #24 will be able to drive straight tomorrow!
Amber & Angela Cope @AmberAngelaCope
@KevinHarvick Way to go tough guy. I bet if u take a moment in your arrogance u will realize your fault @keselowski figured it out
Amber & Angela Cope @AmberAngelaCope
Just bc u say it does not make it right!!! mr @kevinharvick…where should I go? I will take the apologies Monday! ASS! http://lockerz.com/s/225105380
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June 10, 2012
Greg Biffle (@gbiffle)
“Its important for fans to have access to our sport, see what’s going on and understand it better. I think the new fan has to be able to be integrated into this and see all the things going on and all of the behind-the-scenes things and I think Twitter is important for that.”
Jeff Burton (@RCR31JeffBurton)
“Well I certainly think that anything we can do to help our social media is a good thing. Social Media is such a huge part of everyday life anymore and NASCAR needs to be on everybody’s minds whenever they are thinking about Twitter or any kind of social media, so I think it is a positive for sure.”
June 7, 2012 3 Comments
NASCAR Complementary Live Event Experience Launches On Twitter
Hashtag Product To Be Most Active for Pocono 400 Presented By #NASCAR On Sunday
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (June 7, 2012) – Twitter ‘flipped the switch’ late yesterday and went live for the first time with its NASCAR hashtag product in preparation for Sunday’s Pocono 400 Presented by #NASCAR. The first of its kind with any sports league or organization, this new product will create an enhanced live event experience on Twitter at Twitter.com/#NASCAR.
Twitter.com/#NASCAR showcases the best Tweets and photos from NASCAR insiders in an effort to bring the behind-the-scenes story to life for fans during NASCAR race weekends. The page includes Tweets from drivers, pit crew members, families, media, NASCAR representatives and other industry constituencies like race tracks and sponsors. Fans also have an opportunity to see their Tweets featured.
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