Help NASCAR Go Green

Have you ever wondered when you look at NASCAR races, how they are helping go green? You will be pleasantly surprised that the majority of materials used to make a car run is recyclable or is recycled. As more companies are trying to go green, so is NASCAR. You now have a chance to help them, and also help your self.

NASCAR has 75 million fans. If that does not impress you than there are other numbers you should consider. It is in 150 countries and the Daytona 500 is the #4 most valuable sporting event, according to Forbes. Half of race fans make $50 thousand or more. What may be most impressive is that sponsors gained $8 billion in on screen exposure in 2007.

Investing in a car can give you many opportunities. The most important is this can give green companies an opportunity to reach a community of people who are a captive audience. Green must be main stream for it to really take off. Imagine your company's logo and products helping millions of people go green. NASCAR itself is looking to go green and this is the first step. As Frank Cicci, the owner of Get Green Racing says "It is time that a race team is not only dedicated to win but, also to make a real change in the way that we impact our planet."

Because of Mr. Cicci's devotion to green he ensures that he recycles all oil, water and materials used in his shop. Lights and equipment are being transferred to eco friendly and energy efficient products. His car and shop is leading the way in green for other NASCAR owners.

Get Green Racing is looking for green sponsors for their new car. If you are interested in finding more about sponsorship, fill out this form for more information.

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