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6/13/2022 10:32am
I know the latest bitch is about the TV coverage, but I question the sponsorship choice. The first thing that jumped out at me was the presenting sponsor was a local dealer. That is not how you present yourself as a world class sport. I wonder if it is all up to the promotors or if they need to get approval from MX Sports as to who can be a presenting sponsor. This is a time where I would side with MX Sports being a little more firm and make the promotors get a national or large regional sponsor to get on the logo. I would take less money to be a "Yeti Coolers Hangtown National" or something just to have the prestige.
No hate directed towards Carson City Motorsports it's a good get on their part.
No hate directed towards Carson City Motorsports it's a good get on their part.
The Shop
I really hope they don't find out about Star providing engines for GP teams! How would these Yamaha teams ever recover if the fans knew their main backing came from a car dealership.
Are we trying to level up or are we good talking amongst ourselves? Truthfully I have no problem if we are isolationists and just us cool kids ride dirtbikes but stop saying we want to grow the sport.
Pit Row
Monster isn’t even listed on the graphics for the series.
If you take every single buck that is thrown at you, you run the risk of devaluing your property.
If you think just a little bit there are many ways to make it look more prestigious. Yeah, it may be a bit much to get Chevy Trucks to sponsor but why not hit up the local or regional Chevy Truck dealer group. The region has an advertising budget for local advertising. You hit an easier to approach group that wants to advertise locally but you get the appearance that it is Chevy Trucks that is advertising with you. You can problem solve or you can throw your hands in the air and give up like you suggest.
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