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  • Kwd1253
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2014
    • 2262

    #31
    Originally posted by MRM View Post
    I know these PPV races are pretty successful since the folks that put them on continue to do so year after year. But I was wondering how many of these a year the average fans buys in a season. With as many as there now available, a fan could spend a small fortune if they bought all of them. Same goes if a person bought a week's worth like this week or last week.
    If you read all the posts, you different reasoning.. It all depend your location, quality of shows that week, car count vs a good quality ppv race. Personally I only order a hand full over last two years. Those races where dream, show me 100, world 100, Knoxville nationals, DTWC because I couldn't afford to go. It was very worth paying the ppv prices for them shows. Had family and friends over,BBQ, few beers go with it. But I skip most ppvs because I rather goto a race that weekend or do what ever then watch the highlights on dod next day.
    Last edited by Kwd1253; 03-05-2015, 05:23 PM.

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    • turn4crew25
      Junior Member
      • Jun 2014
      • 21

      #32
      I bought Eastbay and Volusia this year. $230 so far this year. The ppvs are great if you can afford them. Ill prob buy 5 or 6 more depending on whats going on that weekend. I buy the bigger shows like the dream the world dtwc knoxville. if my local track gets rained out i might but more. I have a lot of friends who are into racing. Invite them over and split the cost. Make a party out of it.
      Last edited by turn4crew25; 03-06-2015, 08:42 AM. Reason: added

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      • W2Racing09
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2014
        • 1691

        #33
        If i had a bunch of friends that were into racing it would certainly become a better deal. Unfortunately the area I live in is new to me (only been here for less than two years) and most of my friends I've met through work (in Baltimore) and they are more interested in things like music, football and hockey than racing.

        Back when I was in ND one of the local bars used to get the XSAN PPVs in the winter time and they would advertise it and get 50-60 people to show up and watch on a few 70" tvs. It was a pretty good time for February in North Dakota.

        Thanks,
        Jeff.

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