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Goldin Brothers Racing is pleased to announce promotional opportunities for your company. The target market includes over a quarter of a million spectators and participants in the Rolex Series. www.grandamerican.com. The series schedule includes events spanning the country east to west. The Rolex Series is televised to an international audience of over 35 million viewers. Auto racing is America’s No. 1 rated spectator sport.  The popularity of auto racing has grown to the number one in loyalty to sponsors. Your business and logo can create a brand awareness that is translated into sales. MAJOR PARTNERS ARE ENTITLED TO THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS: 1. Team and Driver’s Uniforms will display your name and logo. 2. Prominent display of your company name and logo on the sides and hood of the race car. 3. All in-car camera shots will show your name and or logo on the dashboard. 4. Your signage and banners will be displayed in the paddock and hot pit area. 5. Transportation rig and pit carts will display your company name and logo. 6. VIP passes to each event for your invited employees and guests. 7. Racecars can be displayed for promotional or corporate events. 8. Marketing surveys can be arranged for spectators in the paddock area. 9. Distribution of product brochures in the paddock area. 10. Reference to your company name in all media material including but not limited to television interviews, news releases and ecommerce releases.  Goldin Brothers Racing INC. Email: info@goldinracing.com GRAND AMERICAN ROAD RACING Goldin Brothers Racing competes in the most professional racing series for sports cars on the North American continent, Grand American Road Racing. “Grand American”, as it is called, is divided into 2 basic series of races: the Rolex Sports Car Series and the Grand-Am Cup Series. Grand American is operated by the same family that administrates NASCAR. Part of the success of this series is the formula of cars and events that cater to American teams and American fans. Visit the website: www.grandamerican.com Grand American Road Racing continues to define and develop racing programs with a new concept in GT (grand touring) racing and a streamlined class line-up in the Grand-Am Cup Series. Grand-Am Cup cars are straight off the showroom floor with only minimal racing modifications to enhance safety and performance while embracing new concepts that control the costs of competition. The design of the series promotes excitingly close racing, attracting the support of auto manufacturers like BMW, Mazda and General Motors. Thus the list of eligible car makes and models has been expanded to encompass all major brands from around the globe, becoming a proving ground for many of today’s automotive manufacturers. “Cup” is also attracting racing drivers from around the world. Goldin Brothers Racing’s Mazda RX-8’s compete in the Rolex Series, taking the team to some of the most prestigious race courses in North America. The Rolex Series schedule of 10 races provides ample exposure for the production-based cars that fill the grids, fueling both manufacturer commercial ads and public imagination. Owners of Mazda street cars, for example, will want their cars to emulate the looks and performance of what they see in televised Rolex Series races. |
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