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2022 FREEDOM FACTORY SPECTATOR DRAGS CHAMPIONSHIP!!! $10,000 TO WIN!!!

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It all comes down to this!!! The 2022 Spectator Drags Championship at the Freedom Factory on December 10th with $15,000 up for grabs!!! Huge thank you to @CleetusM and the team for hosting this EPIC event and to all the drivers who came out from

around the country to have some fun and compete for the big $10K prize!!! Special shoutout to all of our Seekonk Speedway Spectator Drag series competitors who made the trip down to compete!!! Hope you guys enjoy my footage, stay tuned for bonus
rounds including the grudge races, rental class, and losers bracket in a separate video coming soon!!! - TBERG

 

Is this Cletus McFarland's Freedom Factory?

 

Who is Cletis Tout? (2001) | Full Action Comedy Movie | Christian Slater | Tim Allen

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This is a comedy about mistaken identities, a hitman who sees everything in terms of the movies, and a twenty-year-old diamond heist. Written and Directed By Chris Ver Wiel Starring Christian Slater, Tim Allen, Portia de Rossi, Richard Dreyfuss, Billy Connolly, RuPaul

 

The real Cltus now OWNS the Desota Dragstrip AND the stock car track...

 

YouTuber Cleetus McFarland’s impact on NASCAR shows how influencers are changing the game

Cleetus McFarland is redefining how the sport reaches new fans.
The YouTube sensation with 4.17 million subscribers —
more than NASCAR’s own official YouTube channel, with 1.38 million subscribers

NASCAR won't let me race with them, so they can bite my a**.

Any reports on how Dale JR is doing?
McFarland’s draw was further validated when he appeared on Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Dirty Mo podcast — an episode that rocketed to 1.2 million views in just two days.-

This trend began with Hallie Degan, ....Someone once said she got sponsorship because she had a pussy, but she really had a large social media following.....but still couldn't drive well enough to win...

370 shares " Yee Ha gal, everything about you says FOX!"
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emailBy Taro Koki | February 24, 2025 12:33 PM ET

In an era where motorsports audiences are shifting and the battle for attention heats up, Cleetus McFarland is redefining how the sport reaches new fans. The YouTube sensation with 4.17 million subscribers — more than NASCAR’s own YouTube channel — recently made his ARCA Menards Series debut at Daytona. While his race at the NASCAR ARCA 200 was cut short due to an incident not of his making, his presence in the sport — and its impact — was anything but sidelined.

The numbers tell the story. NASCAR’s official YouTube channel, with 1.38 million subscribers, posted McFarland’s FOX Sports booth appearance, and it has already amassed over 500,000 views, dwarfing the engagement of most other videos on the platform. His post-crash pit lane interview has pulled in 400,000 views, while his personal video chronicling his ARCA debut has surged past 1.6 million views in just four days.



The broader effect is evident in the ARCA Menards Series’ TV ratings. The season-opening ARCA race at Daytona saw its most-watched broadcast since 2013, drawing 1.16 million viewers on FOX*, even surpassing the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at 1.01 million. While no direct causation can be confirmed, the timing of McFarland’s participation and the spike in viewership cannot be ignored. Incredibly, McFarland has more total views from his own content than FOX’s entire coverage of the ARCA race itself. At this point, ARCA might get more exposure if it just live streamed the race on Cleetus’ channel. That’s probably not a great idea but the system has somewhat flipped — FOX and NASCAR aren’t just working with McFarland because they want to; they have to.

McFarland’s draw was further validated when he appeared on Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Dirty Mo podcast — an episode that rocketed to 1.2 million views in just two days.

What makes McFarland stand out is not just his ability to drive, but his ability to bring fans along for the ride in ways traditional motorsports marketing cannot. NASCAR has wisely recognized this, giving him unprecedented access to in-car footage for his YouTube channel — something most racing series, especially those with TV deals, do not permit.

But does it even make sense anymore to restrict in-car content when some drivers can generate more views than the series itself? That’s a question every motorsports series needs to ask themselves. Wouldn’t it be giving sponsors and stakeholders more value through whatever means possible, even via creators?

This trend extends beyond NASCAR. Formula E has also embraced the power of content creators and influencers through its upcoming Formula E Evo Sessions. This initiative pairs 11 of the world’s most-followed personalities — such as UK’s race engineering YouTuber Driver61 and car-building YouTuber Emelia Hartford — with Formula E race teams to experience the GEN3 Evo race car firsthand. The event, scheduled for March 2025 at the Miami International Autodrome, offers influencers an immersive motorsports experience. With a combined reach of over 300 million followers, these creators will share their journey through social-first content and a documentary, giving fans an unprecedented behind-the-scenes view of elite EV racing.

Similarly, Formula Drift has embraced the rise of digital creators, with YouTuber Adam LZ, who has 3.81 million subscribers, becoming a full-time competitor in the series. LZ is no slouch — he finished the 2024 pro series in fifth overall out of 39 competitors. Formula D co-founder Jim Liaw emphasized on RACER’s Creative Drive Podcast that “we didn’t have restrictions on content usage, drivers to stream, post and create” when asked about their rapid growth.

With this open approach, allowing drivers, teams, and partners to freely use their own content for social media promotion, Formula Drift significantly broadened its reach. This policy has helped the series grow its fanbase by leveraging the personal brands of its drivers, ensuring that audiences engage not just with the competition but also with the personalities behind the wheel.

With this open policy, LZ, with his millions of YouTube subscribers, brought a fresh, younger audience to the sport, proving that influencer-driven motorsports content is a powerful tool for engagement.

McFarland represents a new breed of motorsports personality: a driver, a promoter, and a media powerhouse rolled into one. His growing influence suggests that for NASCAR and other racing series, collaborating with creators like him isn’t just a smart move — it’s essential for the future of the sport.

 

NASCAR Put Me On Probation, Here's Why

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1,990,753 views Feb 14, 2025Today's video we dropped into DAYTONA BROTHER! It's time for the Arca 200, we hope you guys can tune in and see the number 30 Kenetik car ripping!