NITRO JUNKIE
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If I’m correct 2019 is the last year with Make A Wish and Infinite hero. A lot of money going away.
From what the article says they are set through 2020.If I’m correct 2019 is the last year with Make A Wish and Infinite hero. A lot of money going away.
It says what’s been said for quite awhile now: the budgets necessary to chase the title are out of control, and at the same time the whole marketing deal has changed dramatically over the past several years. Just really hard to land those big anchor sponsors in this day and age.Boy, if Tony Schumacher is having a problem getting a sponsor that says a lot! Multiple time champion, very well spoken and a featured part of a very established and highly professional organization ............
THEY NEED TO KEEP THEIR HANDS OFF OF DEALS!!!! It looks like Alan Johnson lost his Big Deal because of the NHRA!
Well Michael, You must not be paying attention to what is going on. Lets see...The NHRA doesn't have their hands in the drag racer's pocket? Well then, Goto NHRA.COM scroll down to the very bottom and see The Official Products that sponsor the NHRA. You think that NHRA has a crew that is smart enough to cold call all of them and line them up??? I thought not!If you know that is fact, why don’t you share the details with us Joe? I’m guessing that you like to talk a good game, but actually have none
Well Michael, You must not be paying attention to what is going on. Lets see...The NHRA doesn't have their hands in the drag racer's pocket? Well then, Goto NHRA.COM scroll down to the very bottom and see The Official Products that sponsor the NHRA. You think that NHRA has a crew that is smart enough to cold call all of them and line them up??? I thought not!
UCold call? That is so 90's. How do you know NHRA didnt have these sponsors first? Do you really think NHRA had stolen Lucas from a racer? I doubt NHRA having Summit is affecting Greg and Jason budget.
Not sure if this is still the “rule”, but I seem to remember that if a company wanted to become a major sponsor, they also had to sponsor the NHRA (almost like a tribute paid LOL)...can anyone confirm or deny?
Tom, are you the same Tom Trisch that won Indy a couple times in AA/As?
What about Pappa Johns? Was that Before or After Lea had their name plastered all over her dragster that they were the official pizza of the NHRA? How come it isn't Pizza Hut, Dominos, or Little Caesar's? Well because NHRA is waiting for a team to do all of the leg work to lure them to their door step.