This is really an outstanding find - a good look into the finances of CART and many other racing series...
From another forum...
http://tobaccodocuments.org/
1989 Camel GTP sponsorship. Worth $4.5 million just for GTP.
http://tobaccodocume...-...5Ba-z]*
1994 marketing study of NASCAR. I didn't read all 113 pages...
http://tobaccodocume...23431-3543.html
Original Penske contract with Philip Morris
http://tobaccodocume...40058-0082.html
Next PM contract with Penske, more money this time around
http://tobaccodocume...53291-3309.html
October 2001 letter urging Penske towards IRL
http://tobaccodocume...65239-5240.html
Marlboro letter ordering no more references to Helio as "Spiderman"
http://tobaccodocume...65251-5252.html
Team Cool Green sponsorship agreement with $14.95 million annually
http://tobaccodocume...bw/1440304.html
Marlboro F1 marketing study for 1993 claiming each F1 broadcast reached 503 million people
http://tobaccodocume...56422-6476.html
CART & tobaco statements
Started by
aportinga
, Aug 05 2008 22:10
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 05 August 2008 - 22:10
#3
Posted 06 August 2008 - 01:57
Anything of the wonderful exhortations the teams in receipt of funds put out defending or encouraging their tobacco money usage?
There was a time when a number of recipients of Tobacco money did this, and even national bodies stood up and said it was all good. A disgusting period.
There was a time when a number of recipients of Tobacco money did this, and even national bodies stood up and said it was all good. A disgusting period.
#4
Posted 06 August 2008 - 03:25
cool find... but its almost sad to see the huge share of audience and sponsorship value that indycar lost in less than 10 years...
also, you have to wonder what the penske and ferrari sponsorships are worth now considering they are just carrying the marlboro color themes and barcode-like decals
also, you have to wonder what the penske and ferrari sponsorships are worth now considering they are just carrying the marlboro color themes and barcode-like decals
#5
Posted 06 August 2008 - 04:36
Ive heard the Marlboro Penske deal is worth as much now as it was then, if not more so.
#6
Posted 06 August 2008 - 04:56
Probably so...
Marlboro have poured the money in for years, now they can't have their names on the cars, they rely on continuity to get any advertising value. If they don't outspend other potential sponsors, they will lose that continuity and be unable to regain it anywhere else.
Marlboro have poured the money in for years, now they can't have their names on the cars, they rely on continuity to get any advertising value. If they don't outspend other potential sponsors, they will lose that continuity and be unable to regain it anywhere else.