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Criteria being the creation of a team image and marketing of the team.
1. I would have to vote for JGR and Stewart. He really created a great deal of interest, and generated some good publicity. Kudos on the dinner thing too.
2. Hart & Huntington: They did it right.Some cool public events, awesome looking bikes and gear and good video.
Worst team rollouts?:
I think Team McBrooks takes the cake on that. The team seems lacking in identity and personality, even with a great personality behind the team (MC).
Jeff Ward Racing was kind of bland too. A couple videos, then Josh Grant gets in a shoving match the first time he lines up. Ugh.
1. I would have to vote for JGR and Stewart. He really created a great deal of interest, and generated some good publicity. Kudos on the dinner thing too.
2. Hart & Huntington: They did it right.Some cool public events, awesome looking bikes and gear and good video.
Worst team rollouts?:
I think Team McBrooks takes the cake on that. The team seems lacking in identity and personality, even with a great personality behind the team (MC).
Jeff Ward Racing was kind of bland too. A couple videos, then Josh Grant gets in a shoving match the first time he lines up. Ugh.
McBrooks was the biggest disappointment by far. I expect it from Brooks, but I thought MC would bring some attention to detail. When I first heard MC was involved I immediately thought this team will rival Two Two in "coolness" factor. Fail.
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I havent heard much about either team compared to others...Id say Stewart with JGR because he stuck with the Yamaha, which ppl say is garbage. Along with that came the changes they have made to the bike.
They' may not bring home the championship, but they'll be in it and are doing it right.
If Andrew does well, the team will grow.
Same for Wardy's team.
This year they are just going racing. Business building will take place ongoing.
Even JGR has mentioned they had trouble landing the high dollar sponsor.
#2 JS' bike in the last couple of days has dominated.
The bad kind: Let's refer to him as "Snookie"
Teens get it more than the working adult
Pit Row
Image: TwoTwo by far...
Marketing: JGR or Redbull KTM. TwoTwo did well also.
Overall: I'd say it's a toss up between the 3. They've all done well.
EDIT: Worst is the McBrooks deal for sure.
But it ain't race time yet. I am sure all the teams have lots of special plans for A1. I am psyched as hell for Sat. night! Wasn't near this excited at Christmas.
JGR killed it with that video though.
they have been putting more time and money in testing and getting ready than in PR. AS
is a solid rider who will be consistent for their team the first year and if he podiums it will
be a strong finish for their team. Hope Andrew stays healthy and is up front again on the
Honda.
Just thought I'd say.
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