The Gunderson Racing Team is seeking more sponsors for the 2007 racing season. Greg Gunderson, a veteran Sprint car driver from Sioux Falls, S.D., has an ambitious plan to become the first ever deaf NASCAR driver. The 2007 racing schedule includes races in South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and specific tracks in other states as requested by sponsors.Spread the word and help Greg Gunderson get the needed sponsors.
“Not only do I want to publicize the exciting sport of racing; I also want to emphasize the fact that Deaf people can do anything except hear,” said Greg as he makes plans to achieve his ultimate goal of becoming the first ever deaf NASCAR driver. The 2007 racing season in Sprint circuit is the first step toward the goal. In 2008 Greg plans to race on asphalt tracks in the ASA Late Model Series or ARCA Series before attempting to become a NASCAR driver in 2009.
Short- and long-term sponsorships will be integral part of Greg’s future NASCAR plan and will receive the following marketing benefits:
· Greg has a strong fan base with a wide diversity: 31 million Americans with hearing loss, millions more Americans with other disabilities, racing fans, friends, co-workers, deafness-related professionals and many more;
· Greg has been an inspiration to deaf and hard of hearing children and adults;
· Media enjoys doing stories on Greg because readers and listeners love a great human interest stories;
·For more information, visit the recently redesigned Gunderson Racing Team website at http://www.gundersonracing.com or email media@gundersonracing.com.
Greg has 15 years of racing experience and has consistently been in the winner circle;
· Greg finished 3rd place in popular voting for a new reality TV show, Racin’ for a Livin’, and is waiting to get on the TV show in the near future.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Greg Gunderson's Racing Plan for 2007 and 2008
From Greg Gunderson to all those racing fans out there, be sure to check out the newly revamped Gunderson Racing website.
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