Charlie Spencer
Road courses and short tracks.
It took me several seconds to realize this wasn't a post from Todd Bodine.
Bruton would probably move the Panthers to Bristol Motor Speedway changing the field configuration to 80 yards in an attempt to make the game more exciting by producing more scoring. In doing so, he'd alienate the long time Panther fan that would claim this is no long good football.It will be interesting to see what Bruton Smith will do now since Richardson has announced his decision to sell the Carolina Panthers.All I've heard in the last 2 years or so is how much he wants to buy them.
Well, they'd have to schedule pre-season games around the August night race, but maybe they could run both as a double-header. That appears to be the only downside to your suggestion.Bruton would probably move the Panthers to Bristol Motor Speedway changing the field configuration to 80 yards in an attempt to make the game more exciting by producing more scoring. In doing so, he'd alienate the long time Panther fan that would claim this is no long good football.
Heck yeah! You are on to something. I don't see any reason why they can't both be contested at the same time. NFL on the infield and NASCAR on the high banks. Yeah baby!Well, they'd have to schedule pre-season games around the August night race, but maybe they could run both as a double-header. That appears to be the only downside to your suggestion.
Sure. Set the haulers up along the sidelines. Sell swivel chairs up top so you can switch between events during cautions / time outs. Better than clicking the 'Last Channel' button on the remote. At halftime, the cheerleaders and Monster girls can change places.Heck yeah! You are on to something. I don't see any reason why they can't both be contested at the same time. NFL on the infield and NASCAR on the high banks. Yeah baby!
Busch is pouring it on for next year’s Daytona 500.
Encouraged by strong sales bolstered by its move back to the Busch brand in NASCAR, Anheuser-Busch InBev will launch a massive 2018 Daytona 500 marketing campaign that will be its largest in years.
A-B, which switched back to the Busch brand in NASCAR in 2016 after a run promoting Budweiser, has created the “500 to the 500” campaign that will see 250 fans win an all-expenses-paid trip to the 60th running of NASCAR’s biggest race on Feb. 18 at Daytona International Speedway.
The campaign will include a retail call-to-action component with special race packaging and social media tie-ins. Each winner will be able to bring one guest, meaning Busch is sending 500 fans to the race overall. Busch will launch the activation this week.
Chelsea Phillips, A-B’s vice president of value and near-beer brands, said that A-B embarked on the venture in part because the company is pleased with Busch beer sales overall and in NASCAR race markets this year. In Daytona Beach, A-B’s entire value brand portfolio is up over last year, with most of the growth coming from the Busch family of beers, according to Information Resources Inc. data cited by A-B.
“We made a splash this year with the new packaging and Super Bowl ad, and it was kind of like, ‘How do we top ourselves?’ We wanted to really say thank you to our loyal drinkers with all of the support we’ve seen this year, so we decided we want to invest that money into this unforgettable Daytona 500 experience,” Phillips said.
A-B will roll out Daytona 500-themed packaging nationwide, with 30,000 cans featuring a checkered flag pattern and next year’s race logo. To earn the chance to win one of the 250 trips to Daytona, those fans who get one of the checkered flag cans are encouraged to take a photo or video while acting like they are celebrating a race win in victory lane. The fans need to share the photo or video on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat with a #BuschToDaytona hashtag. A-B will then select the best entrants.
A-B also will be activating at the track around the Daytona 500, will again have a branding “takeover” of a hotel in Daytona, and will have a traditional media buy around NASCAR. A-B will run its overarching Busch Guy ads for TV, while Stewart-Haas Racing driver Kevin Harvick will appear in digital and social media content. Harvick, whose car is sponsored by A-B, will also conduct a meet-and-greet with the contest winners.
Perhaps, but I'd have to know WTH A-B is first?Does anyone else want to see A-B as the Cup sponsor?
Oops. Anheuser-Busch. Sorry. It was referenced in FLRacingFan's post.Perhaps, but I'd have to know WTH A-B is first?
Oh, gotcha now. Yes, it would be nice to see them sponsor the sport. Especially since they already sponsor my weekends, and have for some time.Oops. Anheuser-Busch. Sorry. It was referenced in FLRacingFan's post.
Gotta stay ahead of the game. A day late and you're out of luck.Now I coulda swore Chase Elliott drove the 24 after Gordon, and that Lionel already made this car, but whatever. Money grabbing fools.
What the heck does Gordo have to do with a 2018 car? Other than the obvious attempt to con the gullible...Now I coulda swore Chase Elliott drove the 24 after Gordon, and that Lionel already made this car, but whatever. Money grabbing fools.
The craziest wreck from the craziest race I ever saw.....1993 Diehard 500 at Talladega.....
A good read on Stanley Smith, who nearly died in the accident.....
http://racing-reference.info/showblog?id=2907
Also, a story about Buddy Baker's attempt to qualify for the race.....
http://racing-reference.info/showblog?id=2272
Yeah it does. I'm sure that brought back a lot of memories for Liz.Oh, does THAT brings memories. Mainly of that Allison smile.
Thought he still owns 40% of #24 and 60% of the #48.What the heck does Gordo have to do with a 2018 car? Other than the obvious attempt to con the gullible...
Then they might as well market the #24 as the 'Rick Hendrick / William Byron' car.Thought he still owns 40% of #24 and 60% of the #48.
Sounds like bulls@@t to me....... Bobby should be given credit..........Interesting story.....
No win deal: NASCAR refuses to recognize Bobby Allison's 1971 win at Bowman Gray
http://autoweek.com/article/monster...car-refuses-recognize-bobby-allisons-1971-win
Part 2hollerin’ at ladies.