For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 6:28 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ABC was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. A news and sports ticker also runs regularly at the bottom of the screen.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Amp Energy 500

Total number of commercials: 123

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 71

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 25

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 20 (companies: AMP Energy; AMP Energy ‘Ride With Dale Earnhardt Jr./National Guard Chevy’; AFLAC; Bank of America; Chevy; GoodYear; Hanes; Home Depot; McDonald’s; NAPA; nascar.com/tickets; ‘Pride & Glory’ movie; Subway; ‘Extreme Makeover’; ‘Life on Mars’; ‘Grey’s Anatomy’; Next week’s Lowe’s race; Monday Night Football on ESPN (Vikings vs. Saints); ESPN.com/deportes; ESPN.com/safety; ESPN.com/communications)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 4 min. 5 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

NASCAR on ESPN ‘In-Race Reporter’
ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
Office Depot ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
Pepsi ‘On-Board’
Chevy ‘On-Board’
Gillette Young Guns ‘Time Shavers Race-off-of-Pit-Road’
McDonald’s ‘On-Board’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
Sprint Mobile ‘Monster Moment’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Draft Tracker’
Ford ‘Up-to-Speed’
Subway ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘On-Board’
Pennzoil ‘On-Board’
AMP Energy ‘On-Board’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Ticket to the Chase’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 6:28 PM

Total minutes: 267

Minutes of race broadcast: 212
Minutes of commercials: 55

Number of missed restarts: 0 but they were very close on two occasions
Number of ‘mystery cautions’: 1
Number of times Jerry should not have said ‘We will now race commercial-free to the green’: 1

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 5:20 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ABC was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Camping World RV 400 – Kansas

Total number of commercials: 98

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 52

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 7

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 7 (companies: Vault; DirecTV; Diet Pepsi Max; Monday Night Football on ESPN—Ravens vs. Steelers; ESPN.com/safety; ESPN.com/communications; ‘Extreme Makeover’; ‘Pushing Daisies’)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 1 min. 50 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

NASCAR on ESPN ‘In-Race Reporter’
ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
Chevy ‘On-Board’
Pepsi ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
Ford ‘Up-to-Speed’
AT&T ‘On-Board’
ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Biggest Movers Since Restart’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
Ford ‘On-Board’
Sprint Mobile ‘Monster Moment’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:20 PM

Total minutes: 199

Minutes of race broadcast: 151
Minutes of commercials: 48

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’: 0
Number of minutes of ‘dead air’ during broadcast: 2
Number of times the f-bomb was heard during radio communications: 1
Number of times this was acknowledged and apologized for: 0

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 5:47 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ABC was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Camping World RV 400

Total number of commercials: 119

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 63

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 14

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 12 (companies: Sprint.com/speed; Principal Financial; DirecTV; Chevy; Ford & ‘Ford Championship Weekend’; ESPN.com/deportes; ESPN.com/communications; ESPN.com/techcenter; Monday Night Football on ESPN (Jets vs. Chargers); ‘Dancing With the Stars’ on ABC; ‘Opportunity Knocks’ on ABC; Prime Time Emmys on ABC)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 2 min. 20 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

NASCAR on ESPN ‘In-Race Reporter’
ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
NAPA ‘On-Board’
AMP Energy ‘On-Board’
Ford ‘Up-to-Speed’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Tech Center’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Ticket to the Chase’
Ford ‘On-Board’
Sprint Mobile ‘Monster Moment’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:47 PM

Total minutes: 226

Minutes of race broadcast: 175
Minutes of commercials: 51

Number of missed restarts: 1
Number of ‘mystery cautions’: 1

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:03 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 5:39 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ABC was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Sylvania 300

Total number of commercials: 115

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 68

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 24

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 16 (companies: Chevy; PepsiRacing.com ‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’; DirecTV; Lotrimin Ultra; Ford, Ford Championship Weekend; GoDaddy.com Vault; ESPN.com/communications; ESPN.com/deportes; Monday Night Football on ESPN (Eagles vs. Cowboys); ‘Dancing With the Stars’ on ABC; ‘Wipe Out’ on ABC; ‘Opportunity Knocks’ on ABC; next Sunday’s Dover race)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 7 min. 15 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Track Facts’
Pepsi ‘On-Board’
NAPA ‘On-Board’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
Ford ‘On-Board’
Wrangler ‘Telemetry’
Chevy ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
ESPN ‘Tech Center’
Sprint Cup Mobile ‘Monster Moment’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:03 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:39 PM

Total minutes: 216

Minutes of race broadcast: 165
Minutes of commercials: 51

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’: 0
Number of Presidential hopefuls in attendance (McCain): 1

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 12:53 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 4:23 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

While this race was supposed to be this season’s debut of ABC coverage, ESPN was the broadcaster for this event, due to Saturday’s wash-out of scheduled NASCAR events.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. ESPN also frequently runs a sports ticker at the bottom of the screen.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Chevy Rock & Roll 400

Total number of commercials: 95

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 58

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 39

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 7 (companies: GoodYear; ESPN.com/communications; ESPN.com/safety; PBA Team ShootOut on ESPN; Monday Night Football on ESPN; Women’s Bowling on ESPN; Nationwide Series Richmond Race; First Chase race at New Hampshire next Sunday)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 8 min. 20 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Track Facts’
Home Depot ‘On-Board’
Wrangler ‘Telemetry’
AMP Energy ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Draft Track’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Bubble Tracker’
Sprint Cup Mobile ‘Monster Moment’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
AFLAC ‘Trivia Question’
Chevy ‘On-Board’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 12:53 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 4:23 PM

Total minutes: 208

Minutes of race broadcast: 157
Minutes of commercials: 53

Number of missed restarts: 1 one restart began while they were still showing a replay of prior action on track
Number of Sammy Hagar music videos: 1
Number of times we listened to Ed Peper, V.P. of Chevy of North America, tell us about wonderful Chevy makes on sale: 2

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for last Sunday’s race. Sorry for the delay in posting this, but I was under-the-weather.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 8:20 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 12:14 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ESPN was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. Additionally, ESPN frequently runs a sports ticker at the bottom of the screen.

Twice during the broadcast ESPN ran a commercial for ‘Sports Center’, that ran as a split-screen with the race.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Pepsi 500

Total number of commercials: 126

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 66

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 40

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 13 (companies: PepsiRacing.com McDonald’s; Allstate; Planter’s; Subway; AFLAC; Coor’s Light; Toyota; next week’s race at Richmond; GoodYear; Habitat For Humanity NASCAR.com/tickets College Football on ESPN; ESPN Sports Center; ESPN ‘NASCAR NOW’; ESPN.com/communications)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 7 min. 55 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
Wrangler ‘Telemetry’
Pepsi ‘On-Board’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
AMP Energy ‘On-Board’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Bubble Tracker’
Lowes ‘On-Board’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
ESPN ‘Motorsports on ESPN’
AFLAC ‘Trivia Question’
Cheez-It ‘On-Board’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
Sprint ‘Monster Moment’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Draft Tracker’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 8:20 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 12:14 AM

Total minutes: 234

Minutes of race broadcast: 180
Minutes of commercials: 54

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’ (debris not shown): 1
Number of ‘falling caution lights’ cautions’: 2

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Saturday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 8:02 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 11:28 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ESPN was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. Additionally, ESPN frequently runs a sports ticker at the bottom of the screen, showing such things as Olympic scores.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race (this week, although Carl Edwards was the winner, he was only focused on 97 times, while Kyle Busch was focused on 131 times).

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Sharpie 500

Total number of commercials: 104

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 63

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 18

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 13 (companies: Motorsports on ESPN; Pepsi 400 Race next week; Sports Center on ESPN; ‘NASCAR Now’ on ESPN; ESPN.com/safety; ESPN.com/communications; College Kick-Off Week on ESPN; Alabama vs. Clemson game on ESPN; Pennzoil Platinum; Allstate; Home Depot; Coors Light; NAPA)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 3 min. 40 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Track Facts’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
Dish Network ‘On-Board’
ESPN SportsCenter ‘Right Now’
Wrangler ‘Telemetry’
Chevy ‘Cut-away Car’
Ford ‘On-Board’
Sprint Cup ‘Monster Moment’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
ESPN ‘HD’
Home Depot ‘On-Board’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Bubble Tracker’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Race Summary’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 8:02 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 11:28 PM

Total minutes: 206

Minutes of race broadcast: 159
Minutes of commercials: 47

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’ (debris not shown): 3
Number of Guinness records broken (‘biggest audience wave’): 1
Number of male enhancement ads: 0 (thank you to whomever made that decision)

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 5:10 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ESPN was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. Additionally, ESPN frequently runs a sports ticker at the bottom of the screen, showing such things as Olympic scores.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 3M Performance 400 presented by Bondo

Total number of commercials: 107

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 60

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 32

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 18 (companies: Vitamin Water; GoodYear; AFLAC; Hanes; Coors Light; Allstate; VisitLasVegas.com; Tinactin; McDonald’s; next week’s Bristol race; Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN; Monday Night Baseball on ESPN; ESPN Sports Center; ‘NASCAR Now’ on ESPN; NHRA Finals on ESPN; ESPN.com/communications; ESPN.com/techcenter; ESPN.com/safety)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 4 min. 25 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘mailbag in-race reporter question’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Track Facts’
AFLAC ‘Trivia Question’
ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
Chevy ‘Cut-away Car’
NASCAR on ESPN ‘Draft Track’
Wrangler ‘Telemetry’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
Ford ‘On-Board’
ESPN ‘Tech Center’
Lowe’s ‘On Board’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
AT&T ‘On-Board’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
ESPN ‘Motorsports Schedule’
Sprint Cup ‘Monster Moment’
Lowe’s ‘On-Board’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:10 PM

Total minutes: 189

Minutes of race broadcast: 146
Minutes of commercials: 43

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’ (debris not shown): 3

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 5:21 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ESPN was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker. ESPN also regularly runs a sports ticker at the bottom of the screen.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Centurion Boats at the Glen

Total number of commercials: 112

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 51

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 21

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 15 (companies: Allstate, Plantar’s, ‘Sports Center’ on ESPN, ‘NASCAR Now’ on ESPN, ‘NASCAR Now at Joe Gibbs Racing’ on ESPN, Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN, Monday Night Baseball on ESPN, ESPN.com/communications, GoodYear, Michigan race next week, Home Depot, Coors Light, AFLAC, McDonald’s, Vitamin Water, Econolodge)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 3 min. 40 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
Wrangler ‘Tylemmetry’
Chevy ‘Cutaway Car
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
AFLAC ‘Trivia Question’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’
Sprint ‘Monster Moment’
ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
ESPN ‘Tech Center’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 5:21 PM

Total minutes: 200

Minutes of race broadcast: 153
Minutes of commercials: 47

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions’: 1

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday’s race.

I began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 2:01 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 6:51 PM (all times are EST). I did not keep records for the pre- and post-race coverage.

ESPN was the broadcaster for this event.

Please note that in addition to the commercials and promos listed below there is always a sponsor’s logo that changes throughout the race in the corner of the screen beside the race ticker.

Throughout the breakdown, you can find links to sponsors, or special items-of-interest such as links to contests and movie sites. At the very bottom you can check how many times selected drivers were focused on during the race.

Race and Commercial Breakdown of the Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500

Total number of commercials: 136

Total number of companies or entities advertised: 65

Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 36

Total number of companies or entities advertised in brief promos or crawlers: 16 (companies: Cheez-It; AFLAC; ESPN.com SportsCenter; ‘NASCAR Now’ on ESPN; Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN; Monday Night Baseball on ESPN; Red Robin; Watkins Glen race next week on ESPN; ESPN.com/safety; ESPN.com/sportscenter; UPS; Valvoline; McDonald’s; Sprint; DirecTV; Billy Ray Cyrus ‘Real Gone’)

Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 4 min. 35 sec.

Also, there are the following race statistics during the broadcast, sponsored by companies:

ESPN.com ‘Mailbag In-Race Reporter Question’
AFLAC ‘Trivia Question’
ESPN ‘Motorsports Calendar’
ESPN ‘NASCAR Calendar’
Dish ‘Tech Center’
ESPN ‘Tech Center’
Chevy ‘Cut-Away Car’
Wrangler ‘On-Board’
AT&T ‘Crew Chief Challenge
DirecTV ‘Aerial Coverage’
Dish Network ‘On-Board’
McDonald’s ‘Race Rundown’
Sprint ‘Monster Moment’
Allstate ‘Good Hands Move of the Race’

Start time to record race/commercial periods: 2:01 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 6:51 PM

Total minutes: 290

Minutes of race broadcast: 230
Minutes of commercials: 60

Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of ‘mystery cautions: 1 (one debris caution occurred during a commercial break, and the debris was never shown)

Click here for last year’s commercial breakdown of this race.

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