Obama in talks to sponsor NASCAR team

Obama in talks to sponsor NASCAR team

Filed under: Motorsports, Government/Legal, Marketing/Advertising, Toyota
Update: Obama's campaign has turned down the offer to sponsor BAM Racing's number 49 car.

In an odd yet intriguing bid to woo potential NASCAR-loving voters in Pennsylvania -- a key battleground state for hopeful presidential candidates -- Barack Obama is currently in talks regarding a possible sponsorship of a NASCAR team. BAM Racing's car number 49 is the vehicle in question, and individual donors to Obama's campaign could get a shot at seeing their very own name plastered on the side of the race car for as little as a $100 contribution. Such a deal! In a move sure to anger some traditional American loyalists, the car, to be driven by Ken Schrader, is a Toyota. We wouldn't expect too many fireworks from the car, though, as the BAM Racing team has only finished in the top ten a total of six times despite starting some 167 races since 2002.

[Source: AFP via Google News]

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	Obama in talks to sponsor NASCAR team Filed under: Motorsports, Government/Legal, Marketing/Advertising, Toyota Update: Obama's campaign has turned down the offer to sponsor BAM Racing's number 49 car. In an odd yet intriguing bid to woo potential NASCAR-loving voters in Pennsylvania -- a key battleground state for hopeful presidential candidates -- Barack Obama is currently in talks regarding a possible sponsorship of a NASCAR team. BAM Racing's car number 49 is the vehicle in question, and individual donors to Obama's campaign could get a shot at seeing their very own name plastered on the side of the race car for as little as a $100 contribution. Such a deal! In a move sure to anger some traditional American loyalists, the car, to be driven by Ken Schrader, is a Toyota. We wouldn't expect too many fireworks from the car, though, as the BAM Racing team has only finished in the top ten a total of six times despite starting some 167 races since 2002. [Source: AFP via Google News] Read \| Permalink \| Email this \| Comments Article published by goverment
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