Mike Joy warns that NASCAR's aging fan base could hinder the sport’s future. The challenge now is attracting younger fans to secure NASCAR's long-term growth.

As a veteran of nearly five decades of NASCAR broadcasting, Mike Joy knows a thing or two about NASCAR's fan base.

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Denny Hamlin, who won the last two NASCAR Cup Series races at Martinsville ... And that will help the fan sentiment alone because the fans feed off of whatever the drivers say.