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>FOX Sports’ coverage of the 2005 Daytona 500
tied the record for the highest-rated NASCAR
race ever on any network.
>In May, Joe Buck, FOX Sports’ signature
play-by-play announcer for its National
Football League and Major League Baseball
coverage, was honored with his fifth Emmy Award.
>Fiscal 2005 was the biggest year in the
history of FOX Sports, with marquee events
including the NFL’s Super Bowl XXXIX, MLB’s
All-Star Game and World Series and NASCAR’s
Daytona 500.
>FOX’s broadcast of Super Bowl XXXIX had the largest total audience in FOX’s history and the fifth-largest
in television history. The show was seen by 133.7 million Americans. The 2004 MLB postseason on FOX was
highlighted by the Boston Red Sox’ historic World Series victory. The 2004 World Series averaged 25.4 million viewers
across its four games, making it the most-watched World Series on any network since 1995 and most-watched
ever on FOX.