CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 29 /PRNewswire/ -- BigSpot.com, an Offerwise company, makes their NASCAR sponsorship debut this Saturday at the Iowa Speedway. BigSpot.com is an online service where NASCAR fans can be rewarded for sharing their opinions. Brad Coleman looks forward to working with his new sponsor and sharing his opinion of Rusty Wallace's new track in Newton, Iowa. "I've heard great things about the new track from a few drivers and I look forward to bringing the No. 20 BigSpot.com Toyota to
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Brad Coleman Heads to Iowa With a Big Spot on his Car CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 29, 2009 — Bigspot.com, an Offerwise company, makes their NASCAR sponsorship debut this Saturday at the Iowa Speedway. BigSpot.com is an online service where NASCAR fans can be rewarded for sharing their opinions. Brad Coleman looks forward to working with his new sponsor and sharing his opinion of Rusty Wallace’s new track in Newton, Iowa. “I’ve heard great things about the new track from a few drivers and I look fo
I’m pleased to direct you to Live 2.0, the idea-driven website overseen by online ticket seller Goldstar.com. Currently, the site is asking questions about the audience for live events—who are they, where are they, how can they be reached? As part of the discussion, they asked me to write this essay about the changing nature of gay audiences. I’m really happy with what I wrote, not least because I mention gay NASCAR fans. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the piece!
Tags: Audience, Driven, Essay, Gay Audiences, Goldstar, Love Thoughts, Nascar, Nascar Fans, Nature, Pride Flag, Ticket Seller
Boring. Tedious. Wearisome. These are adjectives continually assigned to NASCAR races. It seems that we, the fan, expect to be entertained every week with side-by-side racing, last lap passes, on-track rivalries and finishing orders that materially affect the Chase. It’s clear that we’d rather not watch a 400-mile event where a single car drives away with a five second lead, such as Sunday’s Brickyard 400. Well, if watching the 36-race parade isn’t managing to live up to our expectati
Tags: Adjectives, Bored, Brickyard 400, Chase, Last Lap, Lead, Nascar, Nascar Fans, Nascar Races, Patience Is A Virtue, Rivalries
NASCAR, fans move on after ‘08 Indy debacle INDIANAPOLIS ? John Destin wiped the sweat from his forehead with a $5 can of beer, ran his hands through his brown hair and took a sip. It didn’t matter that it was only 10:30 a.m. or that the green flag for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway [...]
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CENTREVILLE, Va., July 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Carfax and its dealer customers are treating NASCAR fans to another historic event next month at Michigan International Speedway (MIS). (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080507/CARFAXLOGO )Carfax will be the title sponsor of its first-ever NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, the CARFAX 400, on Sunday, Aug. 16. The event follows the NASCAR Nationwide Series CARFAX 250 race on Saturday, Aug. 15 as part of the "Show Me the CARFAX Race Weekend" at MIS
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For Stock Car/NASCAR fans, PIT Strategy is an Augmented Reality game with a different point of view: From developers Beyond Reality , the idea isn’t to drive the cars, but to control the pit stops, make them as fast as you can. It’s a game concept for now, but it’s nice to see some people are still trying to make use of Augmented Reality in games in different ways… Source: it was a while ago, I couldn’t find exactly who sent this, but it was on a game development discussion list… Pos
Tags: Cars, Control, Developers, Different Point Of View, Different Ways, Discussion List, Game Concept, Game Development, Games, Nascar, Nascar Fans, Pit Strategy, Point Of View, Reality Game, Stock Car
NPR and NASCAR just don't mix. National Public Radio has waded into the Jeremy Mayfield scandal with an All Things Considered story entitled, "Will drug scandal crush NASCAR fans?" The implication in the headline is that you, as a NASCAR fan, could be crushed by news that a driver who has not been relevant for years has been called a drug user by a sanctioning body that tends to make up the rules as it goes along. NASCAR fans have lived through far worse without being "crushed." The openin
A prominent NASCAR driver tested positive for methamphetamines a second time. Now his mom is telling tales on him to national media. NASCAR’s drug testing is a recent phenomenon, and with the Jeremy Mayfield scandal causing such a ruckus, sportswriter Ryan McGee fears NASCAR’s attempts to lure new fans to the sport will be crushed. NPR’s Guy Raz, host of All Things Considered , talks with McGee about what this scandal will do to NASCAR’s reputation.
Tags: Crush, Drug Scandal, Drug Testing, Guy Raz, Jeremy Mayfield, Mom, Nascar, Nascar Driver, Nascar Fans, Phenomenon, Reputation, Ruckus, Ryan Mcgee, Second Time, Sport, Sportswriter, Telling Tales
Jul.18, 2009 in Uncategorized Are you looking forward to seeing it? Or do you think it will be stupid?Also, I heard on the news the other night it was filmed at Lowe’s Motor Speedway! Is this correct? I think since Nascar seems to be promoting the movie it won’t make Nascar look bad, plus Will Farrell is a fan! Oh well, it is a comedy…I think we can take the heat, lord knows we take it on Yahoo! Answers…lol!Tags: comedy, lowe s, motor speedway, nascar, yahoo, yahoo answers
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