NASCAR races have long thrilled fans with high-speed action. But on the other hand, the caution periods, which were introduced to ensure safety after crashes and their debris, often break the momentum of the race that fans enjoy. In 2017, stage cautions were also added, which were planned breaks to award points and bunch the field, aiming to keep viewers hooked. But the problem is, these yellow flags often stretch out for longer durations to fill airtime with ads that test the patience of even the die-hard fans.

That shift promised tighter racing, but it has sparked growing complaints over endless interruptions that break the excitement. Broadcasters lean on these breaks for revenue generation. As the 2025 season wraps up, some fresh data and stats are now fueling fans’ anger over these b

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