Marketing Sportsman Racing

chris3racing · 10-29-2009, 01:00 PM

Michael, you have the idea, problem is you used that ugly word "Pinks All Out." The attraction is the publicity. If no one other than on these boards know that you are racing no one is going to show up. An example being I was at the Drag Race Reunion in Henderson. A group of "old guys" were talking about the "no crowd" at the US Nationals at Indy and the massive crowds at "Pinks All Out." We were talking about how the tracks do not have promotors nor do they promote races. We were talking about a track here in North Carolina, been racing for years. A lady over heard our conversation and asked if that track still was racing. This track is open every week-end and people don't know it. Someone that could put together a group and actually promote it will draw spectators.

10-29-2009, 01:00 PM	#9
chris3racing Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 528 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Marketing Sportsman Racing Michael, you have the idea, problem is you used that ugly word "Pinks All Out." The attraction is the publicity. If no one other than on these boards know that you are racing no one is going to show up. An example being I was at the Drag Race Reunion in Henderson. A group of "old guys" were talking about the "no crowd" at the US Nationals at Indy and the massive crowds at "Pinks All Out." We were talking about how the tracks do not have promotors nor do they promote races. We were talking about a track here in North Carolina, been racing for years. A lady over heard our conversation and asked if that track still was racing. This track is open every week-end and people don't know it. Someone that could put together a group and actually promote it will draw spectators.