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Travis Pastrana NASCAR Launch

AustriaPublished February 11, 2011

Views 204K  |  Likes 702  |  Comments 267
Views#3,773,749Global
Views#4,187Austria

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Red BullRed Bull
29.8M subs•7.09K videos•Sep 2006

This video has 204K views and 702 likes, ranking #3,773,749 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

204,858

Likes

702

Comments

267

Performance vs. channel

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $143 – $410

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Travis Pastrana is embarking on a new racing adventure this year - NASCAR. The 17-time X Games medalist and four-time Rally America champ is the driver and co-owner of the #99 Pastrana/Waltrip Boost Mobile Toyota that will compete in the NASCAR Nationwide series, starting in Indianapolis on July 30. Take a pit stop …

Published
February 11, 2011
Made for kids
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