Sort of. Whether it’s a company like Diamond P or the sanctioning body themselves, these days you have to account for on-screen branding. So, FS1 has to provide a base amount of production support, lots of ESPN shows are done this way too. I’m sure that factors into the overall deal, but network support is typically…

What makes this completely hilarious is that the whole arrangement between NHRA/FS1 is designed to keep unions out. Network productions are staffed by internal business units with standing labor contracts, and closely supervised by the network’s hierarchy. This deal has none of that. It’s more akin to a time-buy or…