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Permalink Reply by Turtle7 on August 18, 2008 at 2:14pm
So who are the big Euro motor sport sponsors that have a presences in the US but are not in NASCAR. Think Bosch, Fuji, Panasonic, etc.
Permalink Reply by FlyHiFlyLo on August 18, 2008 at 2:19pm
That's the problem tho... The Euros don't even know who Dale Jr is....
Permalink Reply by alan4s on August 18, 2008 at 2:41pm
But based on his popularity in the Dakar and Central Europe Rally, the Euros do know Robby. He needs to convince them that NASCAR sponsorship of his car would be a good investment.
Permalink Reply by FlyHiFlyLo on August 18, 2008 at 2:22pm
Permalink Reply by Garrett Gleason on August 18, 2008 at 3:13pm
John Deere
State Water Heaters
Yellow Transportation
Permalink Reply by laura_a_Robbyfan on April 18, 2009 at 4:04pm
scratch Yellow Transportation as a sponsor of any Nascar teams. They are hurtin big time for cash.
Permalink Reply by Mario on August 18, 2008 at 3:09pm
Hammer, AMF, Ebonite, Dexter...I have bowling on the brain...sorry.
Permalink Reply by Bigzoom on August 18, 2008 at 3:24pm
Top 100 Growing US Companies in 2008
Rank - Company- Growth - # of US Employees

1 Google 60% 8,134
2 Quicken Loans 68% 4,920
3 Wegmans Food Markets 4% 35,302
4 Edward Jones 5% 31,451
5 Genentech 9% 10,842
6 Cisco Systems 17% 32,160
7 Starbucks 15% 134,013
8 Qualcomm 15% 10,095
9 Goldman Sachs 10% 13,764
10 Methodist Hospital System 11% 10,481
11 Boston Consulting Group 8% 1,543
12 Nugget Markets 20% 1,322
13 Umpqua Bank 25% 1,788
14 Network Appliance 25% 4,481
15 W. L. Gore & Associates 6% 5,211
16 Whole Foods Market 11% 41,385
17 David Weekley Homes -11% 1,450
18 OhioHealth 4% 11,254
19 Arnold & Porter -3% 1,272
20 Container Store 5% 3,019
21 Principal Financial Group 3% 13,438 (Associate Nascar Sponsor w/ DEI)
22 American Century Investments -5% 1,694
23 JM Family Enterprises 4% 4,609
24 American Fidelity Assurance 1% 1,376
25 Shared Technologies 28% 1,401
26 Stew Leonard's 13% 2,282
27 S.C. Johnson & Son 0% 3,419
28 QuikTrip -5% 9,630
29 SAS Institute -1% 5,153
30 Aflac 5% 4,475 (Will Sponsor Carl Edwards in 2009 Full Time)
31 Alston & Bird 0% 1,762
32 Rackspace Managed Hosting 38% 1,443
33 Station Casinos 6% 14,920
34 Recreational Equipment (REI) 19% 9,137
35 TDIndustries 19% 1,595
36 Nordstrom 0% 49,769
37 Johnson Financial Group 12% 1,259
38 Kimley-Horn & Associates 9% 2,368
39 Robert W. Baird 0% 2,093
40 Adobe Systems 8% 3,900
41 Bingham McCutchen 0% 1,652
42 MITRE 5% 6,037
43 Intuit 11% 7,635
44 Plante & Moran 0% 1,522
45 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta 3% 5,427
46 CarMax 13% 14,223 (Sponored the #38 as an associate in 2008)
47 J. M. Smucker 7% 3,042
48 Devon Energy 15% 3,368
49 Griffin Hospital 4% 1,133
50 Camden Property Trust -5% 1,894
51 Paychex 7% 11,622
52 FactSet Research Systems 21% 1,102
53 Vision Service Plan 6% 2,052
54 CH2M HILL -2% 15,674
55 Perkins Coie 6% 1,629
56 Scripps Health 6% 11,223
57 Ernst & Young 4% 25,947
58 Scottrade 13% 1,584
59 Mayo Clinic 4% 41,004
60 Alcon Laboratories 6% 6,848
61 Chesapeake Energy 15% 5,752
62 American Express 4% 30,162
63 King's Daughters Medical Center 13% 2,934
64 EOG Resources 17% 1,388
65 Russell Investments 5% 1,267
66 Nixon Peabody 9% 1,728
67 Valero Energy -8% 17,488
68 eBay 13% 7,769
69 General Mills -2% 17,090 (Full Time Sponsor of RCR in 2009)
70 Mattel 2% 5,000
71 KPMG 8% 22,857
72 Marriott International -2% 123,203
73 David Evans & Associates 9% 1,085
74 Granite Construction 6% 4,650
75 Southern Ohio Medical Center 7% 2,032
76 Arkansas Children's Hospital 8% 3,283
77 PCL Construction Enterprises 18% 3,558
78 Navy Federal Credit Union 15% 6,069
79 National Instruments 3% 2,353
80 Healthways 42% 3,730
81 Booz Allen Hamilton 7% 17,650
82 Nike 4% 14,570
83 AstraZeneca 5% 12,810
84 Stanley 7% 2,756
85 Lehigh Valley Hospital & Health Network 9% 8,420
86 Microsoft 8% 47,645
87 Yahoo 16% 7,915
88 Four Seasons Hotels 21% 12,851
89 Bright Horizons Family Solutions 7% 14,660
90 PricewaterhouseCoopers 5% 29,818
91 Publix Super Markets 5% 142,084
92 Milliken -8% 8,800
93 Erickson Retirement Communities 14% 10,248
94 Baptist Health South Fla. 4% 9,838
95 Deloitte & Touche USA 7% 36,517
96 Herman Miller 14% 6,063
97 FedEx 8% 228,211 (Full Time Sponsor of JGR #11)
98 Sherwin-Williams 1% 29,554
99 SRA International 6% 5,200
100 Texas Instruments -1% 15,051 (Sponsors the #96 HOF)
Permalink Reply by FlyHiFlyLo on August 18, 2008 at 4:31pm
Whole Foods Market might be approachable....
Permalink Reply by WJM on August 18, 2008 at 4:55pm
Whole Foods may be a tough sell to the board and shareholders. Their stock bounced off a 52-week low last week ($18.26) which is quite a tumble from its 52-week high in October '07 ($52.65). The FTC is also has an ongoing antitrust investigation and has been conducting hearings regarding their recent $562M merger with Wild Oats.
Permalink Reply by alan4s on August 18, 2008 at 5:36pm
...and, in fact, Whole Foods target demographic would shudder at the waste of fuel and all the pollution caused by a NASCAR race, real or imagined.
Permalink Reply by WJM on August 18, 2008 at 4:05pm
Trojan, K-Y Lubricants, Manpower, Inc. Employment Services, Life Alert ("I've fallen...and I can't get up!")

Seriously:
Dynamex - The largest same-day delivery company in North America. $500M gross sales. 300% stock growth in past 5 years (90% institutional owned). Headquartered in Dallas.

Hooters (A friend approached Hooters regarding sponsorship of his truck team last year, but they were only interested if it was the #7. Hmmm....)

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