NASCAR and Twitter in Official Partnership
Twitter and NASCAR have come together into partnership officially. The racing drivers of National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) keep updating tweets about their races throughout the week along with their team mates who have twitter accounts. The Pocono 400 will be the first team to take advantage of this partnership whose race is on 10th of June. #NASCAR hash tag on Twitter will be used to update about the races, which are being held and will also provide updates about the drivers and the teams. All the tweets during the race with the hashtag from the team members, drivers, teams families, commentators, celebrities, and fans will be collected and the best tweets and the photos will be available when NASCARFans will search #NASCAR on Twitter.com.
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Twitter and NASCAR have come together into partnership officially. The racing drivers of National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) keep updating tweets about their races throughout the week along with their team mates who have twitter accounts. The Pocono 400 will be the first team to take advantage of this partnership whose race is on 10th of June. #NASCAR hash tag on Twitter will be used to update about the races, which are being held and will also provide updates about the drivers and the teams. All the tweets during the race with the hashtag from the team members, drivers, teams families, commentators, celebrities, and fans will be collected and the best tweets and the photos will be available when NASCARFans will search #NASCAR on Twitter.com.
Races are the only sport which attracts a lot of people, teams and drivers in comparison to the other sports where in only a couple of teams get focused. This is the reason why Twitter partnered with NASCAR to make this experiment more exciting and to know if there speculations about the particular sport are correct or not. NASCAR Fans on Twitter are very active during the weeks and also in during the races. Fans follow their favorite drivers and they create a connection, which could not be done earlier. Driver Brad Keselowski who tweeted photos of his car crash in a race while he was inside the car on the track increased its fan following to 100,000 followers on Twitter within two hours. Though the first team to take advantage of this race is Pocono 400 but NASCAR and Twitter will disclose their details and reasons of partnership soon enough on the #NASCAR. This partnership is a good news about the fan who are unable to watch their favorite drivers in the Race.
