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Honestly they're both equally appealing but you can think of them as extended coverage of either Nascar on Fox or Nascar on NBC. Same commentators and crews. Fox tends to have good analysis but I like NBC commentators. I usually watch both if they're different times.
I enjoy both but I voted for Race Hub because I enjoy FOX slightly more overall. Plus I don't get home until 5:30pm so NA is half over by the time I walk in the door.
I watch both and both have personalities I like (or could do without sometimes) but this year especially I think NA is edging ahead in both enjoyment and interest, from this fan's point of view. It's the one I now look forward to the most.
Well this season NASCAR America has rarely been on, mostly just on race days instead of daily as before. The Hub is still on most everyday but I usually just scan thru it looking for actual news or developments. Honestly it could be a half hour show and I'd be good with that. So much of the content is the same blather, day after day. More close ups of Kaitlyn Vincie would help too. She's a treat for the eyes.
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I've watched both and have no real favorite. They each have their different views which makes it fun when they try and predict the race winner and where others might finish. But to pick a favorite, I would have to go with Fox and FS 1 since they have been at it a bit longer. What with the story of NBCSN possibly shutting down who will pick up the second half of the season? Gonna be interesting!
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