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Suggest a Company to be Title Sponsor for USGP in '09?
Tony George has been in negotiations to get the USGP up and running again. One thing lacking is a title sponsor. Who in your opinion should Trust Marketing approach for that role?
Road Atlanta would be nice but the traffic problems there are ridiculous.
The only bad thing about IMS is the lack of elevation changes.
Both of the tracks suggested would have to put out a considerable amount of cash to even think about obtaining the race, much less updating the facilities to comply with F1 regs.
You also have to remember that IMS is centrally located and that is a plus as far as drawing from both coasts. That, by the way would also knock out Sebring, Watkin's Glen, and Infineon.
ING is already a major team sponsor as is Alianz.
"why would he do that just so he would have to turn around and change it for F1 again"
There's not that much of a change. It's only asphalt and there's only two spots affected.
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- sixoneurdunLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Google
they made over $2.6 billion in revenues last year.
Source(s): ,,^._.^,, - rosbifLv 71 decade ago
Rent-a-Wreck? Just kidding.
They should ditch Indy for Road Atlanta...I'm sure Coca Cola would come up with the money if the GP was just next door to their hometown.
EDIT
I know Road Atlanta has problems with access, but that is something concrete which can be improved with some investment. A GP deal usually runs for 5 years (renewable), so there would be plenty of incentive to make the infrastructure improvements necessary. If the French government can manage to extend a motorway in the middle of nowhere to make their GP circuit easier to get to, then I'm certain that Georgia can manage it too.
EDIT 2
There are two problems with Indy. Firstly, it doesn't show F1 cars at their best...they look slow on the banking compared to indycars and the infield section is too slow. Secondly, it is a BORING circuit! The main reason F1 went there in the first place was the name and marketing potential. I'd rather see major investment at a good circuit to showcase F1, and with modern transport links the fact of being on one of the coasts isn't such a problem.
- 1 decade ago
I loved the race at Indy last year. We had such a blast!
Why not Bank of America? They claim racing all of the time, why not something with a little more culture?
- shearinLv 44 years ago
Yuengling....i purchase adequate of their beer a week to help them by those tough financial cases. i think of I could initiate my very own line of clothing, geared for the slackers in existence. i might call the label "Futility". Come on...who does no longer want a pair of Futility denims?
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Mcdonalds.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i would like to see f1 in laguna seca
but the sponsor should be ING
or allianiz
mazda would be a good one it laguna
- Anonymous1 decade ago
not going to happen .......George has already modified the track for MotoGP..............why would he do that just so he would have to turn around and change it for F1 again
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Microsoft (how cool would that be?)
McDonald's (you know it's funny)
Kroger's (something random)
FedEx (it has a ring to it)
'tis all..
