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NASCAR LISTENER PROFILE
1 Source: Scarborough, Multi-Market, 2015 Release 1 (February 2014 – March 2015) *Source: NASCAR Fan Engagement Tracker (commissioned by NASCAR and conducted by Toluna, 2013)
35%
27%
35%
48%
30%
25%
18 - 34 Years 35 - 54 Years 55 + Years
Listeners
68%
32%
49% 52%
< $50,000 39% 47%
$50,000 - $74,999 19% 16%
$75,000 - $99,999 17% 14%
$100,000 - $149,999 15% 13%
$150,000 + 11% 10%
Single (Never Married) 28% 30%
Married 59% 52%
Other 13% 18%
31% of NASCAR fans
claim to follow
NASCAR on radio*
74% are very familiar with
companies that
sponsor NASCAR*
Listeners
Listeners
Listeners
30%
35%
38%
36%
42%
61%
52%
53%
59%
62%
63%
74%
100
100
100
100
100
100
173
151
155
172
150
121
I always participate in NASCAR sponsors’ promotions such as sweepstakes, coupons, and mail-to-win, etc.
I always buy products or services from companies that sponsor NASCAR.
I feel loyal to NASCAR sponsors and purchase their products/services because of their involvement with
the sport.
I support NASCAR sponsors more than I support sponsors of other sports.
During tough economic times I will continue to support NASCAR sponsors more than other brands because
of the commitment they show to the sport.
I’m very familiar with companies that sponsor NASCAR and its drivers.
Fans Who Keep Up With NASCAR On Radio Radio Followers vs. Non-Listeners Index
Radio Listeners Non-Radio Listeners
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Index
Source: Ipsos, NASCAR Brand Tracker Question: “Below is a series of statements people have made about NASCAR and its sponsors. For each statement please indicate whether you agree or disagree, moderately, or strongly.”
SPONSOR AFFINITY
More than 1-in-5 NASCAR Listeners visit radio
station websites during the course of a month.
NASCAR Listeners are 30% more likely to visit a
radio station website during the week than the
general population and are likely to be impressed by
digital advertising.
18%
13%
18%
13%
22%
17%
100
100
101
103
122
130
Visited in past 30 days
Visited in past 7 days
Radio Station Websites Website Visits
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
RADIO STATIONS ONLINE
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Listen to Radio on Internet or App
Listened in Past 30 Days NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Type of Online Radio Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Any online radio 33% 134 26% 106 25% 100
Internet radio 27% 141 21% 108 19% 100
Local radio station online 22% 141 17% 111 15% 100
Type of Device Used Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Listened on smartphone 19% 124 16% 105 15% 100
Listened on computer 15% 124 13% 111 12% 100
Listened on tablet 7% 144 5% 101 5% 100
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
RADIO ONLINE
1-in-3 NASCAR Listeners listen to radio programs on the internet or by using an app. NASCAR Listeners are
34% more likely to listen to the radio online than the general population. Those who listen to NASCAR on the
radio are more likely to listen to the radio on a smartphone, computer, or tablet than the general population.
10% 9%
9%
7%
8% 8%
4%
5% 5%
279 200 192 193 175 171 100 100 100
ATV (all-terrain vehicle) Boat Motorcycle
Alternative Vehicles Owned Currently in Household
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
NASCAR Listeners are nearly 3X as likely as the
general public to own an ATV and 2X as likely to
own a boat and/or a motorcycle.
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
“BIG BOY TOYS”
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Household Items
Currently in Household NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Type of Items Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Wireless/cell phone service 96% 103 94% 101 94% 100
Computer (desktop or laptop) 95% 102 93% 100 93% 100
High-definition television (HDTV) 86% 108 83% 105 79% 100
Smartphone 78% 106 71% 97 73% 100
Tablet 65% 108 58% 96 60% 100
Digital camera 63% 123 56% 109 51% 100
Blu-ray or DVD player 55% 121 49% 107 46% 100
Digital Video Recorder 52% 109 50% 106 47% 100
Video game system 45% 132 37% 108 34% 100
MP3 player 33% 112 30% 103 29% 100
NASCAR Listeners are likely to spend money on consumer electronics for their household.
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
37%
32%
24%
159 134 100
Unpaid repair or service
Vehicle Repairs or Services Done in Past 12 Months
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
NASCAR Listeners are 60% more likely to service
vehicles without a paid-for service than the U.S.
population.
During the course of a month, NASCAR Listeners
consume meals from a QSR 10 times or more.
Listeners are 75% more likely to eat at quick
service and sit-down restaurants than the general
public.
8%
20%
11%
26%
14%
34%
100
100
135
134
176
175
Sit-down restaurants
Quick service restaurants
Frequent Restaurant Users Used (at least 10 Times) in Past 30 Days
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
RESTAURANT CONSUMPTION
8%
6%
5%
7%
5% 5%
7%
5%
4%
119 113 131 110 89 124 100 100 100
Self-employed Work at home Small business owner
Work Lifestyle Current Lifestyle Characteristics
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
NASCAR Listeners are 30% more likely to be a
small business owner than the general population.
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT
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Financial Services
Household Currently Uses NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Type of Items Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Checking account 85% 102 85% 102 83% 100
Debit or ATM card 75% 109 71% 103 69% 100
Savings account 75% 109 70% 102 69% 100
Online banking 39% 111 36% 102 35% 100
Online bill paying 37% 117 32% 101 32% 100
Home mortgage 36% 125 32% 110 29% 100
Auto loan 27% 140 24% 123 19% 100
Money market account 17% 120 15% 104 14% 100
Home improvement or equity loan 12% 179 9% 126 7% 100
Certificates of Deposit (CDs) 11% 115 10% 108 9% 100
Student loan 11% 101 9% 82 10% 100
Personal loan 7% 130 7% 126 5% 100
Refinanced home mortgage 7% 106 7% 107 6% 100
Those who listen to NASCAR on the radio use a variety of financial services.
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
BANKING & FINANCE
59%
36%
26%
13%
57%
32%
24%
10%
54%
29%
23%
9%
110 124 112 139 106 109 104 107 100 100 100 100
Any investment 401k plan Stocks or stock options Second home or real estate property
Type of Investments Household Currently Has
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Nearly 60% of those who listen to NASCAR on the
radio currently have at least one investment.
NASCAR Listeners are 24% more likely to be
invested in a 401k plan and 40% more likely to be
invested in a second home or real estate property
than the general population in the United States.
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Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
BANKING & FINANCE
13%
12%
9%
147 131 100
Pool, hot tub, or spa
Pools and Spas Household Currently Has
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
HOME & GARDEN
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
Those who listen to NASCAR on the radio are nearly
50% more likely to own a pool, hot tub, or spa
than the general the U.S. population.
69%
63%
49%
142 129 100
Lawn care
Any Lawn Work Done in Past 12 Months
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
HOME & GARDEN
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
NASCAR Listeners are 42% more likely to care for
their own lawn than the general the U.S. population.
48%
28%
11%
43%
25%
10%
36%
22%
9%
133 126 121 120 116 111 100 100 100
Own a dog Own a cat Own other pet
Pets at Home Any Pet Currently in Household
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
NASCAR Listeners are 33% more likely to own a
dog and 26% more likely to own a cat than the
general population.
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
PET OWNERS
During the course of a week, nearly 60% of NASCAR
Listeners drink regular soft drinks. Listeners are
also 26% more likely to drink diet soft drinks than
the general population.
32%
50%
37%
58%
40%
57%
100
100
116
115
126
114
Any diet soft drink
Any regular soft drink
Soft Drink Consumption Drank in Past 7 Days
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
SOFT DRINKS
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Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
SOFT DRINKS
Soft Drink Consumption
Drank in Past 7 Days NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Soft Drink Brands Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Coca-Cola 29% 124 29% 124 23% 100
Pepsi 22% 136 21% 133 16% 100
Mountain Dew 18% 195 15% 163 9% 100
Dr Pepper 17% 140 17% 135 12% 100
Diet Coke 16% 123 16% 119 13% 100
Sprite 12% 108 14% 119 12% 100
Coca-Cola Zero 12% 157 10% 132 7% 100
Diet Pepsi 11% 136 10% 128 8% 100
A&W Root Beer 9% 120 11% 143 8% 100
Cherry Coke 9% 137 9% 135 7% 100
Diet Mountain Dew 8% 253 6% 189 3% 100
Diet Dr Pepper 8% 147 8% 144 5% 100
Canada Dry 8% 102 9% 120 7% 100
7Up 6% 106 8% 127 6% 100
Caffeine Free Diet Coke 6% 104 7% 116 6% 100
58%
51%
46%
12% 11%
56% 54%
46%
10% 9%
46%
55%
41%
8% 9%
126 94 112 146 121 122 98 111 116 97 100 100 100 100 100
Beer Wine Liquor (spirits) Wine coolers Hard cider
Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Claim to Drink
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
58% of NASCAR Listeners drink beer. Listeners are
26% more likely to drink beer, 46% more likely to
drink wine coolers, and 20% more likely to drink
hard cider than the general population.
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Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
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Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Beer Consumption
Drank in Past 30 Days NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Beer Brands Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Bud Light 20% 176 17% 151 12% 100
Coors Light 12% 180 11% 160 7% 100
Miller Lite 12% 222 10% 169 6% 100
Samuel Adams 10% 180 8% 135 6% 100
Budweiser 9% 179 8% 170 5% 100
Yuengling 6% 178 5% 144 3% 100
Blue Moon 6% 104 7% 114 6% 100
Corona Extra 5% 94 7% 120 6% 100
Heineken 5% 111 6% 127 5% 100
Michelob Ultra 5% 202 4% 170 3% 100
Bud Light Lime 4% 221 3% 170 2% 100
Busch Light 4% 327 3% 244 1% 100
Busch 4% 395 3% 266 1% 100
Guinness 4% 124 4% 139 3% 100
Corona Light 3% 97 4% 125 4% 100
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Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Liquor Drink Consumption
Drank in Past 30 Days NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
Type of Liquor Target % Index Target % Index Target % Index
Vodka 20% 110 19% 106 18% 100
Bourbon whiskey 14% 152 14% 148 10% 100
Rum 13% 117 12% 114 11% 100
Tequila 11% 109 12% 114 10% 100
Pre-mixed cocktails (with liquor) 6% 107 6% 106 6% 100
Canadian whiskey 4% 159 4% 147 3% 100
Scotch whisky 4% 76 6% 107 5% 100
Gin 4% 79 4% 90 5% 100
Brandy 3% 132 3% 125 2% 100
Blended or rye whiskey 2% 73 3% 112 3% 100
Any whiskey 19% 124 20% 133 15% 100
Nearly 1-in-5 NASCAR Listeners drink whiskey during the month. Those who listen to NASCAR on the radio are
24% more likely to drink whiskey than the general population.
17% 17%
14%
124 126 100
Purchased beer, liquor, or wine
Purchase Drinks at a Bar or Nightclub Bought in the Past 30 Days
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
NIGHTLIFE
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
Those who listen to NASCAR on the radio are 24%
more likely to go to a bar or nightclub for drinks
than the general population.
37% 38%
33%
113 115 100
Any casino
Casino Visits Visited in the Past 12 Months
NASCAR Listeners NASCAR Fans General Population
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Index
GAMBLING & CASINOS
Source: Scarborough 2015 Multi-Market Release 1 (February 2014 - March 2015) NASCAR Listeners: Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months NASCAR fans: Watched, Attended, or Listened to NASCAR event in past 12 months General Population: Respondents from the Top 77 DMAs in the United States
37% of NASCAR Listeners go to a casino at least
once during the course of a year.