Why....
 

I been seeing a lot of people using someone else national or other sanction events to promote their own needs.

1. Do you have written permission?
2. Keep doing it without permission, other people take the hit.

Here a hint, promote your local Stock Super Stock events,
travel to them, if your a real promoter of the class, you would do it for the sport.
Not to promote your own Facebook page or YouTube channel.

Been promote the sport for a long time, get paid or not, I will always help promote this sport I loved.

Bill Baders quote.
A complaining customers is your friend...
Thanks.

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I do not understand of what exact actions this post is pertaining.
Could you take the time to explain in a little more detail
what exactly the is the particular issue?

I suspect it is referring to our promotion of the next week
Stock/Superstock $10,000 race = but I am really not at all
clear on it.

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Sure

There are people going to National events and others events, that belong to the NHRA and using it to promote there own Facebook or YouTube page, to make money off it.
How about promote there own stuff, not piggy back on others groups events.
If you have permission, no problem.

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Sorry but I'm still confused....

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Bandimere Speedway and the NHRA exclusively and in perpetuity own any and all rights to broadcast, transmit, film, tape, capture, overhear, photograph, collect or record by any means, process, medium or device (including but not limited to television, cable television, radio, pay-per-view, closed circuit television, satellite signal, digital signal, film productions, audiotape productions, transmissions over the Internet, public and private online services authorized by NHRA or Bandimere Speedway, sales and other commercial projects, and the like), whether or not currently in existence, all images, sounds and data (including but not limited to in-car audio, in-car video, in-car radio, other electronic transmissions between cars and crews, and timing and scoring information) arising from or during any event, and

Photography and Video Policy

Due to the unlawful video, photo and trademark reproductions with respect to participants, events and trade names, it is necessary to strictly enforce the Bandimere Speedway and NHRA rules and guidelines with respect to the usage and sale of such media. Bandimere Speedway does not prohibit the use of still or video cameras at the race track; however, the sale of such photos or video is strictly prohibited without prior written approval of Bandimere Speedway or the NHRA, depending upon the event. No drones are allowed.

I know it a lot…… but at all NHRA events

Don’t want to see small guy get hurt….

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Doesn't this entire website kinda do that?

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So if I take a picture of a big wheelstand of a SS car from the stands, at a National Event, and then use it on a poster for an Association Event, is that my infraction?
MJ

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Think it’s called Public Domain

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Sooooo, let's stop beating-around-the-bush here. Are you saying that Ken, Evan and Bobby are somehow breaking some kind of "Official" NHRA rule by broadcasting an interview or review/report from the pits of an NHRA event?

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So you feel Ken should not be promoting Classracer while he is at an NHRA event? Or Bobby Fazio should not be promoting Classracing today or his driver interviews while at a NHRA event?

I can't figure out why you would even blurt this statement out? Both or all those platforms are for the purpose of getting more people interested, putting more cars at these events and possibly fans in the stands. Bobby has even had people from NHRA on his Podcast.

And you should just come out and name these people if you have a gripe, not put up a post that is as clear as mud trying to decipher.
Maybe put your own name out too.