NASCAR’s Jim Hunter to Speak at Promoter’s Summit
Atlantic City,
Jim Hunter, VP of Corporate Communications for NASCAR, will be a keynote speaker. He will be sharing his thoughts about the state of local short track racing and what promoters can be doing to improve the sport, attract more fans and sponsorship support.
NASCAR, for the first time in the 22 year history of the motorsports show, will have a huge presence.
Area Auto Racing News columnist Guy Smith will certainly have promoters paying attention when he talks about what he has found wrong with auto racing events during his visits to more than 1,000 motorsports facilities. Smith will discuss what he and other Track Chasers feel would help make the events better and put more fans in the grandstands.
New Jersey’s Motor Racing Control Unit will be a part of a panel discussion that deals with safety concerns. The State of
Wiley, Malehorn Sirota and Raynes, a law firm, will be talking about legal issues facing the industry and will be taking questions from the audience. If you know the cost of legal advice these days you know that this session could very well pay for the trip to
Veteran United States Auto Club scorer Barbara Hellyer will offer her thoughts on transponders and manual scoring. She has been involved in scoring for more than 30 years.
There will also be presentations covering sponsorship, group rates, announcers, working with the media, crate motors, track management software, concessions, community relations, using the Internet, and more.
The Promoter’s
Speedway and organization staff members are invited to attend the
“We are really putting together a great two days of seminars and presentations that will be of interest to the promoters and their staff members,” said
“I would be happy to hear from promoters with any suggestions they have.”
Saxton can be reached at 215.752.7797 or e-mail Esaxton144@aol.com.
VP Racing Fuels, K&K Insurance and NASCAR are involved as sponsors of the Promoter’s
For additional details on Motorsports 2008 and the Gambler’s Classic Indoor Auto Racing visit www.aarn.com.
Sources: Ernie Saxton/Ernie Saxton Communications PR
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