Gone Dead Train
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Not a good look when you have to sue your major title sponsor. Makes securing a new one much harder going forward I would think.
Yes, that must be it...Wow.
One has to wonder how the Indy "campaign rally" effected this decision.
Not a good look when you have to sue your major title sponsor. Makes securing a new one much harder going forward I would think.
That's more along my thoughts. Corporations typically understand that as long as a contract is valid, both ends are obligated to see it through or mutually agree to terminate it. If Coca-Cola just pulled the rug out from under NHRA years before the contract was supposed to end, it's a worse look for them than the NHRA for suing to get what they're owed.No new sponsor agreement would be worth anything if the sponsor knew it could walk away from a contract whenever it wants.
Happens all the time. All of my contracts have requirements/expectations and out clauses or buyout clauses written into them..........gotta protect both partiesLooks like we now know why NHRA had to cut purses.Next to no fans and coca cola with holding a sponsorship payment.A title Sponsor will be EXTREMELY difficult to find in these trying times.Didn't realize you could just up and break a contract like this without some kind of penalty or legal action.
He sated in the letter that 2021 season might start in the east, like the Gators? So what happens to Pomona, etc? Wow......