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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:03:38 PM EDT
[#1]
Page TWO bitches!
Edit for spelling. Fucking fail!!!! |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:13:23 PM EDT
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Quote Historyready for the decathlon and a Weadies box |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:14:59 PM EDT
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I'm sure they got some mutual benefit from their relationship.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:17:20 PM EDT
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If you guys really want to see the body of a 14 year old boy, you should join the clergy.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:25:03 PM EDT
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Our Remington rep. said that they paid around $4,000,000 (it might have been $7,000,000) to paint Rick Mast's car green and write Remington on the hood in 1997. I can't imagine it costs less now. They decided it wasn't worth it. If a gun company thinks NASCAR wasn't worth the money, I can't imagine that GoDaddy could justify it. Considering what GoDaddy sells I'm not sure NASCAR was a good fit for them anyway. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 3:32:11 PM EDT
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Maybe if she didn't look like Skrillex...
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:04:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryShe looks like the poacher hunter here |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:08:27 PM EDT
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PSP's next racing endeavor
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:14:44 PM EDT
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Danica Patrick may be a shitty driver at the Nascar level but she's still a better driver than 99.9% of Arfcom.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:21:03 PM EDT
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Todays NASCAR and a Sunday afternoon nap go together like peas and carrots.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:25:08 PM EDT
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Be careful what you wish for, they won races by laps not seconds in that era.  Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Call me when the NASCAR cartel runs real "Stock" cars again. You know, like something you can really buy on the showroom floor, like it used to. Not half million dollar race cars that only have a Chevy or Ford logo in common with what's being produced at the factory, but are called "Stock Cars" anyway.
THIS is a "stock" car. http://i57.tinypic.com/2qbbvac.jpg This!!! Be careful what you wish for, they won races by laps not seconds in that era. As it should be! Maybe we'd see more independents racing instead of big corporate advertising dollars. Imo, NASCAR has become the NFL of the motorsport world. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:26:04 PM EDT
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Nascar is failing to put asses in seats and viewers on TV. The cars suck to look at , The big retarded fin on top of the rear window looks retarded . The fact that all brands run the same sheet metal with a decal package . There is little brand definition . The great idea that we needed a bunch of generic mile and a half racetracks in new markets was retarded . Atlanta is the #7 TV market in the country and the took away a race and gave the remaining race a shit date . Atlanta Motor speedway does a 4 payment plan for tickets . I am thinking that is a sign prices are too high for what is a sporting event .
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:29:58 PM EDT
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Danica Patrick may be a shitty driver at the Nascar level but she's still a better driver than 99.9% of Arfcom. That might not be saying much.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:34:48 PM EDT
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Danica Patrick may be a shitty driver at the Nascar level but she's still a better driver than 99.9% of Arfcom. Screw that, I can crash just as good as she can...maybe even betta! |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:41:04 PM EDT
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Call me when the NASCAR cartel runs real "Stock" cars again. You know, like something you can really buy on the showroom floor, like it used to. Not half million dollar race cars that only have a Chevy or Ford logo in common with what's being produced at the factory, but are called "Stock Cars" anyway.
THIS is a "stock" car. http://i57.tinypic.com/2qbbvac.jpg Petty never gets old. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:41:21 PM EDT
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At one time, NASCAR fans were very loyal to companies that sponsored cars. I used to be a big fan, but NASCAR appears to be the typical family business that the idiot grandson is now in the process of running into the ground. For years, they've made changes to it that fans didn't want while ignoring what they did want. Attendance and TV viewership is down and they still are blaming the economy. They alienated their loyal southern fans at the expense of going after northern and western fans. A few years ago, they were pushing hard trying to get minority fans. It was almost funny watching that train wreck. At this point, I'm not sure they can turn it around, but getting back to basics would be a start. Get rid of the circus atmosphere, concerts and firework shows at every race, get rid of the silly commentators like Darryl Waltrip, go back to racing stock cars instead of what they're racing now, and lose the upper management that is incompetently running it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They've been telegraphing that move for a while. Lot of other companies getting cold feet on NASCAR sponsorships as well. Attendance at races is down. It will be interesting to see where her career goes. Anymore its not so much driving ability but your sponsorship package that gets you a ride. At one time, NASCAR fans were very loyal to companies that sponsored cars. I used to be a big fan, but NASCAR appears to be the typical family business that the idiot grandson is now in the process of running into the ground. For years, they've made changes to it that fans didn't want while ignoring what they did want. Attendance and TV viewership is down and they still are blaming the economy. They alienated their loyal southern fans at the expense of going after northern and western fans. A few years ago, they were pushing hard trying to get minority fans. It was almost funny watching that train wreck. At this point, I'm not sure they can turn it around, but getting back to basics would be a start. Get rid of the circus atmosphere, concerts and firework shows at every race, get rid of the silly commentators like Darryl Waltrip, go back to racing stock cars instead of what they're racing now, and lose the upper management that is incompetently running it. US motorsports in general are in a tailspin. I used to be a huge NASCAR, IMSA/SCCA, NHRA and Indycar fan. Cannot be bothered with any of them anymore and from what I have seen, many people are tuning out along with me. About the only thing I still watch is the Indy 500. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:44:19 PM EDT
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That's a shame.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:53:14 PM EDT
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US motorsports in general are in a tailspin. I used to be a huge NASCAR, IMSA/SCCA, NHRA and Indycar fan. Cannot be bothered with any of them anymore and from what I have seen, many people are tuning out along with me. About the only thing I still watch is the Indy 500. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They've been telegraphing that move for a while. Lot of other companies getting cold feet on NASCAR sponsorships as well. Attendance at races is down. It will be interesting to see where her career goes. Anymore its not so much driving ability but your sponsorship package that gets you a ride. At one time, NASCAR fans were very loyal to companies that sponsored cars. I used to be a big fan, but NASCAR appears to be the typical family business that the idiot grandson is now in the process of running into the ground. For years, they've made changes to it that fans didn't want while ignoring what they did want. Attendance and TV viewership is down and they still are blaming the economy. They alienated their loyal southern fans at the expense of going after northern and western fans. A few years ago, they were pushing hard trying to get minority fans. It was almost funny watching that train wreck. At this point, I'm not sure they can turn it around, but getting back to basics would be a start. Get rid of the circus atmosphere, concerts and firework shows at every race, get rid of the silly commentators like Darryl Waltrip, go back to racing stock cars instead of what they're racing now, and lose the upper management that is incompetently running it. US motorsports in general are in a tailspin. I used to be a huge NASCAR, IMSA/SCCA, NHRA and Indycar fan. Cannot be bothered with any of them anymore and from what I have seen, many people are tuning out along with me. About the only thing I still watch is the Indy 500. Sadly, F1 is finding the same fate globally. I think the only motorsports recently that has been getting a lot more viewership is global rallycross racing. Just curious, but what would keep you entertained? shorter races? more side by side racing? less phantom debris cautions? Just asking as it seems like a lot of millennial's have such a short attention span, they'd just watch 20-40 laps and lose interest. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:55:18 PM EDT
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I never understood GoDaddy's sponsorship anyway. The NASCAR crowd doesn't seem to be their market. On the other hand when I went by her souviner trailer at Daytona in February they were selling the hell out of GoDaddy shit so they get a bunch of other advertising. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 4:58:00 PM EDT
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She looks a lot like India Summer.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:04:01 PM EDT
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arfcom will sponsor her, we're good for about one tire and maybe enough racing gas to go around once or twice Only if she posts in BOTD. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:09:01 PM EDT
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I would want a 'few' wins, If I paid 18 Million Dollars per Year to sponsor her.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:11:46 PM EDT
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She will get a sponsor she isn't going any where. The way Tony Stewart has been running he should talk to Bass Pro about switching cars to sponsor Danica.
 She has done nothing but improve this year, yeah the last race wasn't the greatest. If the chase started now she would be in it. If that spoiled brat, nondriving, cock suking fag, rump ranger Dilon can get sponsors, they should be beating a path to SHR marketing dept., like right fuking now. It's funny %87 of arf would hit the poacher hunter, but not Danica.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:13:14 PM EDT
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:14:54 PM EDT
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Sadly, F1 is finding the same fate globally. I think the only motorsports recently that has been getting a lot more viewership is global rallycross racing. Just curious, but what would keep you entertained? shorter races? more side by side racing? less phantom debris cautions? Just asking as it seems like a lot of millennial's have such a short attention span, they'd just watch 20-40 laps and lose interest. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They've been telegraphing that move for a while. Lot of other companies getting cold feet on NASCAR sponsorships as well. Attendance at races is down. It will be interesting to see where her career goes. Anymore its not so much driving ability but your sponsorship package that gets you a ride. At one time, NASCAR fans were very loyal to companies that sponsored cars. I used to be a big fan, but NASCAR appears to be the typical family business that the idiot grandson is now in the process of running into the ground. For years, they've made changes to it that fans didn't want while ignoring what they did want. Attendance and TV viewership is down and they still are blaming the economy. They alienated their loyal southern fans at the expense of going after northern and western fans. A few years ago, they were pushing hard trying to get minority fans. It was almost funny watching that train wreck. At this point, I'm not sure they can turn it around, but getting back to basics would be a start. Get rid of the circus atmosphere, concerts and firework shows at every race, get rid of the silly commentators like Darryl Waltrip, go back to racing stock cars instead of what they're racing now, and lose the upper management that is incompetently running it. US motorsports in general are in a tailspin. I used to be a huge NASCAR, IMSA/SCCA, NHRA and Indycar fan. Cannot be bothered with any of them anymore and from what I have seen, many people are tuning out along with me. About the only thing I still watch is the Indy 500. Sadly, F1 is finding the same fate globally. I think the only motorsports recently that has been getting a lot more viewership is global rallycross racing. Just curious, but what would keep you entertained? shorter races? more side by side racing? less phantom debris cautions? Just asking as it seems like a lot of millennial's have such a short attention span, they'd just watch 20-40 laps and lose interest. I still like to watch Moto GP 500cc class when I can, sometimes the 250cc too. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:15:04 PM EDT
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mediocre driver, total cunt and only marginally hot. meh....
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:48:26 PM EDT
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Sadly, F1 is finding the same fate globally. I think the only motorsports recently that has been getting a lot more viewership is global rallycross racing. Just curious, but what would keep you entertained? shorter races? more side by side racing? less phantom debris cautions? Just asking as it seems like a lot of millennial's have such a short attention span, they'd just watch 20-40 laps and lose interest. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They've been telegraphing that move for a while. Lot of other companies getting cold feet on NASCAR sponsorships as well. Attendance at races is down. It will be interesting to see where her career goes. Anymore its not so much driving ability but your sponsorship package that gets you a ride. At one time, NASCAR fans were very loyal to companies that sponsored cars. I used to be a big fan, but NASCAR appears to be the typical family business that the idiot grandson is now in the process of running into the ground. For years, they've made changes to it that fans didn't want while ignoring what they did want. Attendance and TV viewership is down and they still are blaming the economy. They alienated their loyal southern fans at the expense of going after northern and western fans. A few years ago, they were pushing hard trying to get minority fans. It was almost funny watching that train wreck. At this point, I'm not sure they can turn it around, but getting back to basics would be a start. Get rid of the circus atmosphere, concerts and firework shows at every race, get rid of the silly commentators like Darryl Waltrip, go back to racing stock cars instead of what they're racing now, and lose the upper management that is incompetently running it. US motorsports in general are in a tailspin. I used to be a huge NASCAR, IMSA/SCCA, NHRA and Indycar fan. Cannot be bothered with any of them anymore and from what I have seen, many people are tuning out along with me. About the only thing I still watch is the Indy 500. Sadly, F1 is finding the same fate globally. I think the only motorsports recently that has been getting a lot more viewership is global rallycross racing. Just curious, but what would keep you entertained? shorter races? more side by side racing? less phantom debris cautions? Just asking as it seems like a lot of millennial's have such a short attention span, they'd just watch 20-40 laps and lose interest. Personally for me I would like to see fewer rules and more innovation. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:52:29 PM EDT
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It's not their market. Sponsors leave all the time and new ones come in. They were betting on Danica being more popular, but that didn't happen. Mt Dew gave up a huge part of the races on the sport's "most popular driver" last year and Nationwide took over. But there was not thread on that.
But here you guys are, talking about Danica even though most of you hate her. But... you're talking about her. That's the point. Sponsors will jump at the chance to be on her car. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 5:58:00 PM EDT
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"Hi Danica, have a seat over here and lets discuss your future." http://img.4plebs.org/boards/tv/image/1385/94/1385948633872.png Lol. I would destroy her. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 6:01:37 PM EDT
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It's not their market. Sponsors leave all the time and new ones come in. They were betting on Danica being more popular, but that didn't happen. Mt Dew gave up a huge part of the races on the sport's "most popular driver" last year and Nationwide took over. But there was not thread on that. But here you guys are, talking about Danica even though most of you hate her. But... you're talking about her. That's the point. Sponsors will jump at the chance to be on her car. Last I recall from the employee meetings, the demographic they're going after now is primarily female, mid-20s to 40s, interested in starting her own business. They've also done a lot of rebranding to be seen as more LBGT friendly and upped the charity participation to appeal to that market. Danica was a byproduct of the old Candace Michelle/Sports 'n Boobs mindset that has all pretty much left the company. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 6:04:25 PM EDT
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I never understood GoDaddy's sponsorship anyway. The NASCAR crowd doesn't seem to be their market. On the other hand when I went by her souviner trailer at Daytona in February they were selling the hell out of GoDaddy shit so they get a bunch of other advertising. I see everyone saying this, but what exactly do people think GoDaddy is looking for? They want small business's to create websites. I know everyone sneers at race fans and thinks they are beer swilling inbred hicks clinging to guns and religion, but in actuality they are more likely than the national average to be small business owners. NASCAR and Indycar are both good fits for GoDaddy, but with as stale as both series have become they are not bringing in new fans, GoDaddy has reached about everyone they can with those two series. It's time for them to spend that money elsewhere, they want to expand in Asia a primary sponsorship in Sprint Cup just isn't a great fit for them right now. I've got a feeling they will be sponsoring a pair of Haas cars next year, just not as primary sponsors. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 6:26:03 PM EDT
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The only racing I watch is the odd sports car racing I can get (Speed World Challenge). I haven't seen it on recently, but when it was on lunchtime every Sunday my ass was on the couch with a beer and a sandwiche watching the regular sports sedans then watching the sports cars come on the next hour.
50 minute races, road course, production cars I can buy in the show room modified for racing. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 6:58:21 PM EDT
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If you guys really want to see the body of a 14 year old boy, you should join the clergy. 
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Posted: 4/29/2015 7:49:19 PM EDT
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I see everyone saying this, but what exactly do people think GoDaddy is looking for? They want small business's to create websites. I know everyone sneers at race fans and thinks they are beer swilling inbred hicks clinging to guns and religion, but in actuality they are more likely than the national average to be small business owners. NASCAR and Indycar are both good fits for GoDaddy, but with as stale as both series have become they are not bringing in new fans, GoDaddy has reached about everyone they can with those two series. It's time for them to spend that money elsewhere, they want to expand in Asia a primary sponsorship in Sprint Cup just isn't a great fit for them right now. I've got a feeling they will be sponsoring a pair of Haas cars next year, just not as primary sponsors. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I never understood GoDaddy's sponsorship anyway. The NASCAR crowd doesn't seem to be their market. On the other hand when I went by her souviner trailer at Daytona in February they were selling the hell out of GoDaddy shit so they get a bunch of other advertising. I see everyone saying this, but what exactly do people think GoDaddy is looking for? They want small business's to create websites. I know everyone sneers at race fans and thinks they are beer swilling inbred hicks clinging to guns and religion, but in actuality they are more likely than the national average to be small business owners. NASCAR and Indycar are both good fits for GoDaddy, but with as stale as both series have become they are not bringing in new fans, GoDaddy has reached about everyone they can with those two series. It's time for them to spend that money elsewhere, they want to expand in Asia a primary sponsorship in Sprint Cup just isn't a great fit for them right now. I've got a feeling they will be sponsoring a pair of Haas cars next year, just not as primary sponsors. To be fair, NASCAR has a very broad fan base. I have been to Daytona three times with my little camper and always spring for the "Geico Premium" infield spots (grass, electric, water, cable etc). Our camper is out of place with the others as most are some serious RVs, most costing well into the half million dollar range. Those fans also have skybox seats and drivers for their RVs (who drive to the track, park, set up and go to a hotel for the week). Those people are not the target for Go Daddy. If you walk down the road, you find the people in tents who are making this their family vacation. They are also (yes, I know I'm stereotyping here) not the target for Go Daddy. I've been to Daytona, Darlington and Bristol and the middle ground is in the stands which are the people that come for the day to watch the race. The stands are empty most of the time. There are a bunch of companies which have a market that covers a broad spectrum and that's why it works for them. Go Daddy doesn't have a market in NASCAR. It has nothing to do with Danica. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 7:56:21 PM EDT
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I see everyone saying this, but what exactly do people think GoDaddy is looking for? They want small business's to create websites. I know everyone sneers at race fans and thinks they are beer swilling inbred hicks clinging to guns and religion, but in actuality they are more likely than the national average to be small business owners. NASCAR and Indycar are both good fits for GoDaddy, but with as stale as both series have become they are not bringing in new fans, GoDaddy has reached about everyone they can with those two series. It's time for them to spend that money elsewhere, they want to expand in Asia a primary sponsorship in Sprint Cup just isn't a great fit for them right now. I've got a feeling they will be sponsoring a pair of Haas cars next year, just not as primary sponsors. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I never understood GoDaddy's sponsorship anyway. The NASCAR crowd doesn't seem to be their market. On the other hand when I went by her souviner trailer at Daytona in February they were selling the hell out of GoDaddy shit so they get a bunch of other advertising. I see everyone saying this, but what exactly do people think GoDaddy is looking for? They want small business's to create websites. I know everyone sneers at race fans and thinks they are beer swilling inbred hicks clinging to guns and religion, but in actuality they are more likely than the national average to be small business owners. NASCAR and Indycar are both good fits for GoDaddy, but with as stale as both series have become they are not bringing in new fans, GoDaddy has reached about everyone they can with those two series. It's time for them to spend that money elsewhere, they want to expand in Asia a primary sponsorship in Sprint Cup just isn't a great fit for them right now. I've got a feeling they will be sponsoring a pair of Haas cars next year, just not as primary sponsors. GoDaddy does not have the money to be an associate sponsor on a F-1 team. They have not turned a profit in the last 4 or 5 years. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:09:31 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Nascar is failing to put asses in seats and viewers on TV. The cars suck to look at , The big retarded fin on top of the rear window looks retarded . The fact that all brands run the same sheet metal with a decal package . There is little brand definition . The great idea that we needed a bunch of generic mile and a half racetracks in new markets was retarded . Atlanta is the #7 TV market in the country and the took away a race and gave the remaining race a shit date . Atlanta Motor speedway does a 4 payment plan for tickets . I am thinking that is a sign prices are too high for what is a sporting event . |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:27:43 PM EDT
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I know many have told me it's not plausible but it will never appeal to me unless I can buy something similar from the dealership. Same reason I never liked the high level drag cars
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:41:31 PM EDT
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:54:34 PM EDT
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Her showing skin would be the only thing she could do to get me interested. She sucks at driving a race car and is a huge bitch. She might as well be a Bush brother. I'd bet she shaves her bush. Kurt or Kyle? |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:57:40 PM EDT
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Her showing skin would be the only thing she could do to get me interested. She sucks at driving a race car and is a huge bitch. She might as well be a Bush brother. Yep. We ran into her at the barber motorsports track a few years back and she was a fairly unpleasant person, in front of quite a few people. I guess fan perception isn't a big priority for her. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 8:57:56 PM EDT
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in before the crash Too late |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:00:01 PM EDT
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I hate to say "I told you so"...
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:00:18 PM EDT
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NASCAR has improved a lot the last few years. Danica is a top marketing draw and will get sponsors. Go daddy has been shifting marketing gears under the new CEO and this is not a surprise. Besides, she looks better in blue. I knew her sponsorship was going to be in trouble when GoDaddy folded on their SuperBowl ad and replaced it with a bland, tofu-laden pajama boy narrated ad. Superbowl GoDaddy Girls will be a thing of the past just like Gillette, Hav-A-Tampa cigars, Serta mattress ads (the Joey Heatherton ones) , now that the flannelled vagina crowd is in control |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:16:07 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: She looks a lot like India Summer. Yeah she does. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:35:09 PM EDT
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Fuck Godaddy and their useless services, and fuck that stuck up, no-talent broad too.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:43:29 PM EDT
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To be successful in Nascar you either need skill or personality.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:48:07 PM EDT
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Darlington has never closed. Wilkesboro is a cool track but would need millions in renovations since the last super latemodel race I went to in 2011 showed. Iowa needs a cup date bad as short track racing produces some of the best races. Need to have the cars lightened up as well so they can go to a softer tire that degrades and you'd have more racing, strategy, etc. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They need to return to the old rules, reopen Darlington and North Wilkesboro, and let them race. I watched the race at RIR last weekend for the first time in a few years and even though thats always been one of my favorite tracks to watch a race at, it still sucked. Quit talking about Danica, she sucks. Talk about the drivers who are getting shit done. Darlington has never closed. Wilkesboro is a cool track but would need millions in renovations since the last super latemodel race I went to in 2011 showed. Iowa needs a cup date bad as short track racing produces some of the best races. Need to have the cars lightened up as well so they can go to a softer tire that degrades and you'd have more racing, strategy, etc. I'm nostalgic for Rockingham, Kyle Petty and Mello Yello. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 9:52:45 PM EDT
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Fuck Godaddy and their useless services, and fuck that stuck up, no-talent broad too. Show us on the doll where go-daddy and Danica touched you. |
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Posted: 4/29/2015 10:37:56 PM EDT
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They've been telegraphing that move for a while. Lot of other companies getting cold feet on NASCAR sponsorships as well. Attendance at races is down. It will be interesting to see where her career goes. Anymore its not so much driving ability but your sponsorship package that gets you a ride. That plus Go Daddy went IPO. Now they have to explain how they spend all this money on crazy ads, yet don't really make any money.
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Posted: 4/29/2015 10:40:13 PM EDT
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They need to return to the old rules, reopen Darlington and North Wilkesboro, and let them race. I watched the race at RIR last weekend for the first time in a few years and even though thats always been one of my favorite tracks to watch a race at, it still sucked. Quit talking about Danica, she sucks. Talk about the drivers who are getting shit done. You forgot Rockingham. 
Don't let it happen again.
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