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Old 02-17-2011, 09:16 AM   #7
Wade Mahaffey
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Default Re: How do YOU..... promote drag racing?

Danny, that is a good idea. I did that a time or two myself at Columbus and Maple Grove. But what happened is the tech officials went up into the trailer, and the cars never came out into the publics eye. Everyone was in a hurry to get to the track (myself included). I'm with Danny but I would have them get the cars out and line them up. Make arrangements with the mall or whoever/whereever. I would involve the track operators and/or NHRA/IHRA. A racer could sign up to be availible for a remote promotion the day before the event starts (those retired, have a sugar daddy, or just are rich and don't need to work)! LOL There should be no problem gathering a dozen racers to participate. And when you do there's a dozen prime parking spots saved at the track with your name for your efforts. Do you get it? It's not hard to understand or do, you just have to put in a little effort. And for you problem childs, don't bitch about them getting the prime spots. They would have been there first anyway and got the spots. Plus they are promoting so you'll have a place to play again next week.

Why have 30 to 50 rigs waiting in line at the track to get in tomorrow. You could have 4 or 5 shows off track at a remote location for thousands to see....think about it! Hold the prime pit spots for those who give the extra effort!!! They would have gotten them anyway!!!

For the folks that must work, that's OK you get a pass. We're working, promoting for you just get here when you can....we'll keep the light on for ya!

Hey, good luck to those racing this weekend and thanks for keeping it alive!

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Wade Mahaffey

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