NASCAR in a Hurry

NASCAR In A Hurry was a re-cap show highlighting all the events (practice, qualifying, and other events) during a NASCAR race weekend. The show aired every Sprint Cup race weekend before NASCAR RaceDay (Saturday or Sunday depending on whenever the race is scheduled).

Format

The show primarily relies on footage taken from the televised coverage Speed does of Sprint Cup practices (including final practice- regardless of if they covered it or if ESPN did during their part of the schedule), qualifying (again, regardless of network), and even Nationwide and Camping World Truck races if they happened to run that same weekend (even if they were not racing at the same track that weekend).

The show even used footage from the network's at-track shows, such as Trackside.

Monday edition

In 2010, Speed attempted to make a version of the show that used most of the same footage used in the weekend show, but added Sprint Cup race day footage and excerpts of driver interviews from NASCAR Victory Lane. This new Monday version initially aired at 8PM EST, but only lasted until May 2010, after pre-emptions due to rescheduled races as well as move to the 10PM time slot.

The original race morning version of the show was cancelled after the 2010 season.

NASCAR on Speed

Commentators	Sprint All-Star Race broadcasters Budweiser Duel broadcasters

Former personalities	Johnny Benson, Jr. Dick Berggren Dave Despain Rick Allen Adam Alexander Bootie Barker Allen Bestwick Steve Byrnes Ray Dunlap Jeff Hammond Mike Joy Chad Knaus Larry McReynolds Phil Parsons Kyle Petty John Roberts Elliott Sadler Hermie Sadler Matt Yocum Jimmy Spencer Ken Squier Danielle Trotta Kaitlyn Vincie Wendy Venturini Krista Voda Kenny Wallace Darrell Waltrip Michael Waltrip Rutledge Wood

Former programs	NASCAR Live! NASCAR Race Hub NASCAR RaceDay NASCAR Trackside NASCAR Victory Lane NASCAR Beyond the Wheel NASCAR Classics NASCAR Inside Nextel Cup NASCAR Nation NASCAR in a Hurry This Week in NASCAR Totally NASCAR WindTunnel with Dave Despain SPEED Center

Lore	Three-wide photo finish Musgrave's costly mistake Controversial finish No pit stops necessary Busch brothers collide Darnell barely edges Benson Hornaday clinches record 4th title Inaugural Induction of the Hall of Fame John King's upset victory First major NASCAR race on dirt since 1970

NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

NASCAR on television and radio

Broadcast television partners

Secondary broadcast television partners

Cable television partners

Defunct networks	Prime SCORE SportsChannel America TNN

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Current regular season

Chase for the Sprint Cup

Non-points events

News television series

Prerace television series

Postrace television series

NASCAR Victory Lane

Race rebroadcasts

Broadcast technology

Reality television series

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