Can Someone Explain...

Jordan421
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Edited Date/Time 1/20/2012 3:02pm
Just how do these energy drink (Monster, Red Bull, ect.) companies put so much money into our sport.
And just not our sport but into all the other sports they are sponsor in.
Red Bull sponsors so many events and yet their drink taste like shit.
Also for Monster, how much did Reed win for winning the Triple Crown?
Do people really buy that many energy drinks a day so that these companies have this much free money?
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newmann
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8/25/2009 10:46am
Consider you can buy a twelve pack of 12 oz. Coca Cola or Pepsi for what one 12 oz. Red Bull costs.
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8/25/2009 10:47am
Red Bull funds their SX/MX programs with the $$ they find in their couch cushions on the semi's they use for their two F1 teams.
bogdan912
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8/25/2009 11:18am
You would be surprised the amount of Monster vending machines they have at my College. Even more surprised you would be after you saw all the kids drinking them...
rpk191
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8/25/2009 11:33am
when at a moto track over one summer it was crazy how much free shit monster and redbull reps would drop off.

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TooOldToPlay
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8/25/2009 11:37am Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 1:46am
From Wall Street Journal Business Edition 8-7-2009:

Hansen Natural Corp.'s (HANS, $36.09, +$5.41, +17.63%) second-quarter profit grew 14% as the all-natural soda and juice maker reported higher sales led by its Monster Energy drink and improved margins.

And:

Dallas, TX 8/07/2009 09:12 PM GMT (TransWorldNews)

Hansen Natural Corporation (NASDAQ:HANS) was one of the top percentage gainer and surged 17.63% and closed at near to its highest point of the day at $36.09 on an unusual volume of 9.23 million shares. On August 06, 2009, Hansen Natural Corp. reported that 2Q2009 profit grew 14% as the all- natural soda and juice maker reported higher sales led by its Monster Energy drink and improved margins. Hansen Natural reported earnings of $57.3 million, or 60 cents a share, up from $50.2 million, or 51 cents a share, a year earlier. Net sales improved 6.4% to $300.2 million. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected per-share earnings of $0.60 on revenue of $309 million. Gross margin jumped to 53.9% from 51.8%. Hansen Natural is a holding company and carries no operating business except through its direct wholly owned subsidiaries, Hansen Beverage Company (HBC).

Not many companies today can brag about stats like this....somebody is drinking the stuff....
cjmx
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8/25/2009 11:39am
One of my coworkers drinks the big Rockstar everyday. Also seems like everywhere I go now they are for sale. The small breakfast shop here has monster and full throttle? or something like that.

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