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Race Weekend Media Recap April 3 - 22 Championship at Road Atlanta 2018 Championship of Atlanta Summary race weekend media recap april 3 - 22 championship at road atlanta 2018 championship of atlanta summary total impressions 35.5M + Total Race Views: 592K + Total Social Media Impressions & Engagement: 6.4M+ april 3 - 22 Total Media Impressions: 29.1M + Total Brand Impressions: 75.42M+ 2 facebook April 3- 22 race weekend #1 100 111.2K+ posts total video views 27 videos 286K+ Welcome Tony Hawk to Suzuki Championship Reach: 181.3K+ 4.5M+ total engagement total impressions clicks, likes, shares, comments # of times activity related #2 #3 to your page was seen 1.05M+ total reach # of people who had any content from our page enter their screen top posts 56.9M+ Total Brand Impressions # of times activity related Tony Hawk Joins Suzuki Championship in Atlanta Live with Josh Herrin Reach: 84.2K+ Reach: 24.4K+ to MotoAmerica was seen 3 instagram April 3- 22 race weekend #1 Roger Hayden 919.4K+ Leading 71 total reach Reach: 32,265 posts # of people who had any content Likes: 3,781 from our page enter their screen #2 Crash Race 2 73.6M+ 1.1M+ total engagement total impressions Reach: 30,586 clicks, likes, shares, comments # of times activity related Likes: 2,309 to your page was seen top posts #3 9.02M+ 40th Total Brand Impressions Anniversary # of times activity related to MotoAmerica was seen Reach: 21,826 Likes: 2,168 4 twitter April 3- 22 race weekend #1 #2 #3 Tony Hawk Joins at Road Atlanta Tony Hawk Meets Wayne Rainey Two Series, Two Stars Impressions: 139K+ Impressions: 55.6K+ Impressions: 23.8K+ top posts 91 533K+ 3.4K+ 9.5M+ total impressions Total Brand posts # of times activity related total interactions Impressions to your page was seen comments, likes, retweets # of times activity related to MotoAmerica was seen 5 website April 3- 22 analytics Bounce Rate: 69.38% 157,386 percentage of people who land on one of your web pages and then leave without clicking to anywhere page views else on the site 1 minute 15 seconds Avg. Time on Page 1.60 pages per visit 115,276 Total Unique Visitors total # of people who visited the site 6 broadcast April 3- 22 performance 6 race broadcasts 4 live races 2 replays 13,181 motoamerica youtube 389,100 91,851 tv bein youtube 494,132 98,575 TOTAL VIEWERS watched entire (AT LEAST 1 MIN) program 7 top spots April 3- 22 media coverage revzilla motorcycle.com yamaha Monthly page views Monthly page views Monthly page views 3,729,570 734,370 569,070 8 all hits April 3- 22 media coverage elias sweeps road motoamerica 2018 Race 1 results from atlanta opens this weekend road atlanta race 2 results from road atlanta even more from the Road Atlanta races at road atlanta wes cooley attends saturday results road atlanta more from the races at road atlanta 29.1M+ championship at road how difficult is racing atlanta race 2 results in the rain Total # of impressions from media hits elias leads day at road atlanta jd beach ready for red clay of dixie road racing season starts april 13-15 motoamerica 2018 round 1 Monster Energy / Yamalube / Yamaha Factory Racing Team Elias wins in atlanta elias reigns at road atlanta 9 the end prepared by:.
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