Lack of contingency decals on cars????

Steve Williams · 07-27-2009, 03:35 PM

I agree with you Michael. If the racers play to the rulebook in whatever sanction you race in, then the contingency sponsor should also hold up his end of the agreement. If not then the sanctioning body should hold them accountable. No ifs, no ands or no buts. No pay on their part should result in the termination of their contingency deal in the sanctioning body. Don't show up with your trailer full of overpriced goodies, just don't show up. It is a slap in the face when somebody tells you they appreciate your business and then foul up the relationship by being dishonest about when they mail a check or worse yet just plain don't pay. I hear you loud and clear on your points Michael. The reality is that just as we have a few bad apple racers, we also have a few bad apple contingency sponsors. Neither of these will ever change. It is what it is.

Steve

07-27-2009, 03:35 PM	#20
Steve Williams Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Detroit, Michigan Posts: 352 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Lack of contingency decals on cars???? I agree with you Michael. If the racers play to the rulebook in whatever sanction you race in, then the contingency sponsor should also hold up his end of the agreement. If not then the sanctioning body should hold them accountable. No ifs, no ands or no buts. No pay on their part should result in the termination of their contingency deal in the sanctioning body. Don't show up with your trailer full of overpriced goodies, just don't show up. It is a slap in the face when somebody tells you they appreciate your business and then foul up the relationship by being dishonest about when they mail a check or worse yet just plain don't pay. I hear you loud and clear on your points Michael. The reality is that just as we have a few bad apple racers, we also have a few bad apple contingency sponsors. Neither of these will ever change. It is what it is. Steve