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Eo1 Solutions isgetting outside the lanes ofmotorsports

90 million consumersEo1 will provide your company with immediate access to over

a demographic where 72% exhibit brand loyalty.


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The Race Fan to Brand RelationshipRacing is the only sports brand that thrills fans and creates a powerful connection through traditional values they admire, and race fans have proven to be the most loyal of all sports fans in supporting the companies and product lines that sponsor their favorite sport.

UNDUPLICATED SPORT• Speed & Power• Edge of Seat Action • Play Never Stops• Daring/Courageous• Skillful and Intense

Competition• Thrilling & Exciting

Entertainment

+ = RACINGFANS

SHARED VALUES• Regular People• Honorable and Down to Earth• Genuine• Sense of Belonging


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Racing fans are loyal • 86% of fans believe racing requires Marketing Partners.

• 84% of fans believe drivers could not run their cars without Marketing Partners.

• Over 50% of employees will attend and support races to support “THEIR” team.

• Motorsport fans demonstrate a 72% loyalty factor to sponsor’s brands.

• Nearly 80% of fans know which companies support motorsports.

• 92% of fans support products and services which support motorsports

• Motorsports fans are more likely to purchase marketing partners’ products than other professional sports, doubling that of the NFL (36%), NBA (38%), and Major League Baseball (38%).

• 44% of fans have actually switched brands to support racing marketing partners.

• 75% of fans return to later motorsports events.

• Racing fans understand the need and role of Marketing Partners.

• “Racing drivers could not run their cars without marketing support.” (86%)

• “Racing drivers use the products they endorse.” (72%)

• “I support Motorsport brand partners more than partnerships of other sports.” (55%)


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• Increased visibility• Improved revenue• Improved employee morale • Potential tax breaks / advertising write-offs

Have you ever passed a trailer carrying a racecar on the road? Did it catch your eye? The attention received while transporting a motorsports car and crew to a race is tremendous. Let’s park the same car in front of your business; thereby granting you the opportunity to witness the increase in visibility.

During the average race season, tens of thousands of miles are logged traveling on major highways across the United States. With your brand attached to the show car and hauler, your company has gained roughly $76,000 in advertisement value.

Motorsports improves company morale and loyalty. Employees and their children would greatly appreciate simple displays of the corporate brand and a race team’s name on giveaway items such as business cards, coffee mugs and polo shirts, as well as outings and/or tickets to racing events. These can be very fun, family-friendly offerings.

T-shirts, hats and driver autograph cards possessing your identity are an extension of your company brochures and advertisements. For example, an image of the car – with your brand identity - can be placed on the back of your business cards, thus extending your presence and affiliation. Adding a t-shirt promotional (10K given away in the course of a year) will generate an extra $120K of advertisement.

The average team receives approximately 250 mentions during a television broadcast; with 3 mentions equating to an approximate investment of $17,000. While one minute of in-focus time realizes between $9,000 to $10,000 of ad time.

Myth:

All that you receive in return for sponsoring the team is your company’s name on the car.

How can Motorsports Marketingbenefit your business?


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Eo1 Solutions campaigns within the following motorsport organizations:


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The Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR’s most popular racing series, was previously known as the Winston Cup Series while leasing the naming rights to R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. A similar deal was made with Sprint Nextel Corporation in 2004, prompting the name change. The series holds strong roots in the Southeastern United States with half of its 36-race season in that region; extending its appeal to the international motorsport fan base with races held in Canada, Mexico, Japan and Australia. The Daytona 500, its most prestigious race, had a U.S. television audience of about 16 million viewers in 2009. This is the most popular motorsports event throughout the United States for marketing partners and fans alike.

SPONSORSHIP AND LOYALTY

• NASCAR is #1 in fan brand loyalty - fans are 3 times as likely as non-fans to try and purchase NASCAR sponsors’ products and services.

• Half of NASCAR fans say that during tough economic times, they will continue to support NASCAR sponsors more than other brands because of the commitment they show to the sport.

The season is divided into two segments. After the first 26 races, the 10 highest ranked drivers, plus the two drivers with the most race wins who are ranked from 11th through 20th in points, are seeded based on their total number of wins and compete in the last 10 races with the difference in points greatly minimized. This is called the Chase for the Championship. The Drivers’ Champion is determined by a point system where points are given according to finishing placement and laps led. This playoff-type period determines the annual champion, sharing the spotlight with the likes of thecurrent five time champion Jimmy Johnson, the legendary Dale Earnhardt, Sr. and his son Dale Jr. (the most polarizing and marketable figure in motorsports), and other notable mentionable drivers.

MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: FOX - (broadcasting all 36 events) • Average of more than 800,000 viewers tuned in per event

• #1 rated motorsports series

• Radio: SIRIUS XM Radio and Motor Racing Network (MRN)

• Internet: NASCAR.COM, offering news and statistics, as well as live streaming video and other rich multimedia content

• Licensed Publications: “NASCAR Illustrated”, “NASCAR Pole Position”, “The Sporting News NASCAR Preview”, and the “NASCAR Official Member Magazine”


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2/12/2011 Budweiser Shootout Daytona International Speedway

7/9/2011 Kentucky Speedway

2/17/2011 Gatorade Duel 1Daytona International Speedway

7/17/2011 New Hampshire Motor Speedway

2/20/2011 Daytona 500 Daytona International Speedway

7/31/2011 Brickyard 400Indianapolis Motor Speedway

2/27/2011 Phoenix International Raceway 8/7/2011 Pocono Raceway3/6/2011 Las Vegas Motor Speedway 8/14/2011 Watkins Glen International3/20/2011 Bristol Motor Speedway 8/21/2011 Michigan International Speedway3/27/2011 Auto Club Speedway 8/27/2011 Bristol Motor Speedway

4/3/2011 Martinsville Speedway 9/4/2011 Atlanta Motor Speedway4/9/2011 Texas Motor Speedway 9/10/2011 Richmond International Raceway4/17/2011 Talladega Super Speedway 9/18/2011 Chicagoland Speedway4/30/2011 Richmond International Raceway 9/25/2011 New Hampshire Motor Speedway5/7/2011 Darlington Raceway 10/2/2011 Dover International Speedway5/15/2011 Dover International Speedway 10/9/2011 Kansas Speedway

5/21/2011 All-star Races Charlotte Motor Speedway

10/15/2011 Charlotte Motor Speedway

5/29/2011 Charlotte Motor Speedway 10/23/2011 Talladega Superspeedway6/5/2011 Kansas Speedway 10/30/2011 Martinsville Speedway

6/12/2011 Pocono Raceway 11/6/2011 Texas Motor Speedway6/19/2011 Michigan International Speedway 11/13/2011 Phoenix International Raceway6/26/2011 Infineon Raceway 11/20/2011 Homestead-Miami Speedway7/2/2011 Daytona International Speedway

2011 SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE


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The Nationwide Series is a stock car racing series owned and operated by NASCAR. It is promoted as NASCAR’s “minor league” circuit, and a proving ground for drivers who wish to step up to the organization’s “big leagues”; the Sprint Cup circuit. Nationwide Series races are frequently held in the same venue as, and a day prior to, the Sprint Cup race scheduled for that weekend, encouraging fans to attend both events.

The series was previously called the NASCAR Busch Series, due to partnership with Busch Beer; aligned with Nationwide Insurance as the title sponsor beginning with the 2008 season.

MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: • ESPN has the broadcasting rights to 33 races • ABC will broadcast 4 events (Las Vegas, Iowa, Charlotte, Michigan)

• SPEED Channel has the rights to the Spring Richmond race (2 Million Viewers according to Nielson) • #3 rated motorsports series on cable television






• Nearly 4 out of 5 avid NASCAR fans agree that NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team sponsors are just as important as NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team sponsors.



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2/19/2011 DRIVE4COPD 300 Daytona International Speedway

7/23/2011 Federated Auto Parts 300 Nashville Superspeedway

2/26/2011 Bashas’ Supermarkets 200 Phoenix International Raceway

7/30/2011 Kroger 200 / Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis

3/5/2011 Las Vegas 300 8/6/2011 U.S. Cellular 250 / Iowa Speedway

3/19/2011 Scotts Turf Builder 300 / Bristol Motor Speedway 8/13/2011 Zippo 200 at The Glen3/26/2011 Stater Bros. 300 / Auto Club Speedway 8/20/2011 NAPA Auto Parts 200

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve - Montreal, QB 4/8/2011 O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 / Martinsville Speedway 8/26/2011 Food City 250 4/16/2011 Aaron’s 312

Talladega Super Speedway9/3/2011 Atlanta 300

4/23/2011 Nashville 300 / Nashille Speedway 10/1/2011 Dover 200 4/29/2011 BUBBA burger 250

Richmond International Raceway10/8/2011 Kansas Lottery 300

5/6/2011 Royal Purple 200 / Darlington Raceway 10/14/2011 Dollar General 300 5/14/2011 Heluva Good! 200 / Dover International Speedway 11/5/2011 O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge 5/22/2011 Iowa 250 / Iowa Speedway 11/12/2011 Wypall 200 5/28/2011 Charlotte 300 11/19/2011 Ford 300 / Homestead – Miami Speedway

6/4/2011 Chicagoland 300 / Chicagoland Speedway 10/1/2011 Dover 200

6/18/2011 Michigan 250 10/8/2011 Kansas Lottery 300 6/25/2011 Bucyrus 200 / Road America 10/14/2011 Dollar General 300

7/1/2011 Subway Jalapeno 250 Powered By Coca-Cola - Daytona International Speedway

11/5/2011 O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge

7/8/2011 Kentucky 300 11/12/2011 Wypall 200 7/16/2011 New England 200 / New Hampshire Motor Speedway

2011 NATIONWIDE SERIES SCHEDULE


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The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is all about tough, powerful and durable trucks. This exciting, aggressive, side-by-side racing brings thrills to our most passionate fans. The unique nature of racing trucks, the combination of veteran and up-and-coming drivers, and the down-to-earth feel of the series all create a property that avid NASCAR fans can call their own. NCWT is the third highest rated motorsports series on cable television (trailing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series) and has an average of 30,000+ attendees at each NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, with multiple events attracting nearly 50,000 or more. The 2009 season was the most viewed season in SPEED network history, with an average of more than 800,000 viewers tuned in per event.

FAN BASE DEMOGRAPHICS

• Fan Base Size: Half of all NASCAR fans are fans of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.• Gender: 63% male / 37% female• Age: 46% of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series fans are 18-44.• Income: 38% of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series fans earn $50,000+ annually.• Family: 36% of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series fans have children under the age of 18.• Geographic Distribution: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series fans live in regions that mirror the U.S. population.



• Nearly 4 out of 5 avid NASCAR fans agree that NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team sponsors are just as important as NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team sponsors.


MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: SPEED - home of live NASCAR Camping World Truck Series racing (broadcasting all 25 events in 2010)

• Average of more than 800,000 viewers tuned in per event• #1 rated motorsports series on SPEED • #3 rated motorsports series on cable television





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2/18/2011 NextEra Energy Resources 250 8/6/2011 Pocono Mountains 125 / Pocono Raceway2/25/2011 Lucas Oil 150 8/20/2011 VFW 200 / Michigan International Speedway3/12/2011 Too Tough To Tame 200 / Darlington Raceway 8/24/2011 O'Reilly 200 4/2/2011 Kroger 250 / Martinsville Speedway 9/2/2011 Atlanta 200 4/22/2011 Nashville 200 / Nashille Speedway 9/16/2011 Chicagoland 225 5/13/2011 Dover 200 / Dover International Speedway 9/24/2011 New Hampshire 175 5/20/2011 North Carolina Education Lottery 200 / Charlotte Motor Speedway 10/1/2011 Built Ford Tough 225 / Kentucky Speedway6/4/2011 O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 / Kansas Speedway 10/15/2011 Las Vegas 350 / Las Vegas Speedway6/10/2011 WinStar World Casino 400k / Texas Motor Speedway 10/22/2011 Talladega 250 7/7/2011 Kentucky 225 10/29/2011 Kroger 200 / Martinsville Speedway7/16/2011 Lucas Oil 200 / Iowa Speedway 11/4/2011 WinStar World Casino 350k7/22/2011 Nashville 200 11/18/2011 Ford 200 7/29/2011 AAA Insurance 200

2011 CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES SCHEDULE


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Regional stock car racing series owned and operated by the NASCAR; held at oval tracks ranging from 1/3 to 1 mile in length and on two road courses, 1.53 and 2.45 miles in length. Most races are stand-alone events (i.e. not in conjunction with other NASCAR touring series) but there are three race weekends that are in combination with the NASCAR Sprint Cup series. Many of the drivers on the series are gaining experience with the hopes of moving up to one of the major NASCAR series, however some of the drivers are right at home in the series and have no plans of moving on. The series is not only developmental for drivers (including Joey Logano, Martin Truex, Jr., Ricky Craven, Mike McLaughlin, Austin Dillon, Trevor Bayne, Brian Ickler, Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Truex), but for crew members (such as Greg Zipadelli and Marc Puchalski) and officials, as well. Additionalappeal to this series is the lowered age requirement to 15.

MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: SPEED - home of live NASCAR Camping World Truck Series racing (broadcasting all 25 events in 2010)• Average of more than 800,000 viewers tuned in per event• #1 rated motorsports series on SPEED • #3 rated motorsports series on cable television





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2/24/2011 Phoenix Phoenix International Raceway

7/10/2011 MonroeEvergreen Speedway

3/26/2011 GreenvilleGreenville Pickens Speedway

7/15/2011 New England 125New Hampshire Motor Speedway

4/16/2011 RosevilleAll American Speedway

7/23/2011 ColumbusColumbus Motor Speedway

4/16/2011 South BostonSouth Boston Speedway

7/24/2011 PortlandPortland International Raceway

4/28/2011 RichmondRichmond International Raceway

8/6/2011 ColoradoColorado National Speedway

4/30/2011 MillerMiller Motorsports Park

8/13/2011 MontanaMontana Raceway Park

5/21/2011 IowaIowa Speedway

9/3/2011 SpokaneSpokane County Raceway

6/4/2011 Bowman GrayBowman Gray Stadium

9/5/2011 GreenvilleGreenville Pickens Speedway

6/11/2011 GreshamGresham Motorsports Park

9/23/2011 New Hampshire 125New Hampshire Motor Speedway

6/11/2011 BullringThe Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

9/30/2011 Sunoco 150Dover International Speedway

6/18/2011 LangleyLangley Speedway

10/15/2011 Roseville All American Speedway

6/25/2011 InfineonInfineon Raceway

11/12/2011 PhoenixPhoenix International Raceway

7/2/2011 IrwindaleToyota Speedway

2011 K & N SERIES SCHEDULE

The ARCA (Automobile Racing Club of America) is an Elite and Premier racing series, widely accepted in the motorsports community as the premier sister series to NASCAR, often time described as its development league. While the cars and motors are identical, rules in the ARCA Series are designed to keep the cost of competition just a fraction of that in NASCAR.

The ARCA Series visits 11 of the top 50 US TV markets – including 3 of the top 5 with races scheduled as companion events to the elite NASCAR divisions eight times in 2011, offering marketing partners a huge bang for the buck. ARCA Series races are broadcast nationally and internationally, both on television and over the Internet. In 2010 and 2011, ten speedway races will be televised live or same day on SPEED in over 79 million homes in North America. There are a total of 20 races per season with 6 of those on Super Speedway tracks and 10 are televised events.


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• Gender: 66% male/34% female

• Age: adults, ages 25–54

• Income: Average $30k – 49k

• Family: 64% are married / 40% have children under 18

• Geographic Distribution: ARCA Series fans live in regions that mirror the U.S. population – very strong in the South & Midwest

MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: SPEED Channel – distributed to 17 states, 37 countries and 5 continents

• #2 rated series on SPEED TV• Broadcasts 10 of 19 races • 10 million viewers annually (Average of more than 461,000 viewers tuned in per event)

• Radio: ARCA Racing Network

• Internet: ARCARACING.COM, offering news and statistics, as well as live streaming video and other rich multimedia content


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2/12/2011 Lucas Oil Slick Mist 200Daytona International Speedway

7/16/2011 Prairie Meadows 200 / Iowa Speedway

4/15/2011 3 Amigos 250Talladega Superspeedway

7/28/2011 Ansell Protective Gloves 200 / Lucas Oil Raceway

5/1/2011 Kentuckiana Ford Dealers 200 / Salem Speedway 8/6/2011 Pennsylvania ARCA 125 / Pocono Raceway

5/15/2011 Menards 200 / Toledo Speedway 8/21/2011 Allen Crowe 100 / Illinois State Fairgrounds

5/22/2011 Garden State 150 / New Jersey Motorsports Park 8/26/2011 Madison ARCA 200 / Madison Int’l Speedway

6/4/2011 The Messina Wildlife Animal Stopper 150 Chicagoland Speedway

9/5/2011 Southern Illinois 100 / DuQuoin State Fairgrounds

6/11/2011 Pocono ARCA 200 / Pocono ARCA 200 Pocono Raceway

9/17/2011 Kentuckiana Ford Dealers ARCA Fall Classic by Fed-erated Car Care / Salem Speedway

6/17/2011 The RainEater Wiper Blades 200 / Michigan Int’l Speedway 10/7/2011 Kansas ARCA 150 / Kansas Speedway

6/25/2011 The RainEater Wiper Blades 200 / Michigan Int’l Speedway 10/26/2011 Toledo ARCA 200 /Toledo Speedway

2011 ARCA RE/MAX SERIES SCHEDULE

The IZOD IndyCar Series is the premier level of American open wheel racing. The series was founded by Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Tony George, and began in 1996. Sanctioned by IndyCar. Home of the Indianapolis 500.


• Gender: 68% male / 32% female (33% of most avid fans are women)• Age: 73% of IRL fans are 25-54• Education: 63% have attended or graduated from college• Income: Average income is $75,000 per annum

MEDIA COVERAGE

• Television: • VERSUS broadcasts 12 races • ABC broadcast (partnering with ESPN) 5 races, including the

2011 Indianapolis 500 Mile Race (for the 47th consecutive year)• Average of 366,000 viewers tuned in per event in 2010

• Radio: Live Broadcast on IMS Radio Network, SIRIUS and XM Channel 94

• Internet: INDYCAR.COM, offering news and statistics, as well as live streaming video and other rich multimedia content


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3/27/2011 Streets of St. Petersburg

4/10/2011 Barber Motorsports Park

4/17/2011 Streets of Long Beach

5/1/2011 Streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil

5/29/2011 Indianapolis Motor Speedway

6/11/2011 Texas Motor Speedway

6/19/2011 The Milwaukee Mile

6/25/2011 Iowa Speedway

7/10/2011 Streets of Toronto7/24/2011 Edmonton City Centre Airport

8/7/2011 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course8/14/2011 New Hampshire Motor Speedway

8/28/2011 Infineon Raceway

9/4/2011 Streets of Baltimore

9/17/2011 Twin Ring Motegi, Japan10/2/2011 Kentucky Speedway

10/16/2011 Las Vegas Motor Speedway

2011 IZOD INDY CAR SERIES SCHEDULE

ROUND DATE VENUE1 March 19 Firebird Raceway, Phoenix, AZ2 March 20 Firebird Raceway, Phoenix, AZ3 April 16 Speedworld Off Road Park, Surprise, AZ4 April 17 Speedworld Off Road Park, Surprise, AZ5 May 21 Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA6 May 22 Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA7 June 25 Miller Motorsports Park, Tooele, UT8 June 26 Miller Motorsports Park, Tooele, UT9 August 6 Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA10 August 7 Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA11 September 24 Speedworld Off Road Park, Surprise, AZ12 September 25 Speedworld Off Road Park, Surprise, AZ13 November 5 Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas,14 November 6 Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas,15 December 10 Firebird Raceway, Phoenix, AZOFF ROAD CHALLENGE CUP December 11 Firebird Raceway, Phoenix, AZ

The Lucas Off Road Racing Series is the evolution of the long-standing support of short course racing by Forrest Lucas and Lucas Oil. Steeped in the Midwest tradition of short course off road racing infused with a West Coast influence, Lucas Oil Off Road Racing brings intense four wheel door to door action to challenging, fan-friendly tracks. Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series: Truck racing meeting the venues of motorcross.


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2011 LUCAS OIL OFF-ROAD RACING SERIES SCHEDULE

ROUND DATE TRACK LOCATION1 05/28/2011 Red Bud MX Buchanan, MI2 05/29/2011 Red Bud MX Buchanan, MI3 06/18/2011 Crandon Off Road Crandon, WI 4 06/19/2011 Crandon Off Road Crandon, WI 5 06/26/2011 Pikes Peak Hillclimb Colorado Springs, CO 6 07/22/2011 Charlotte Motor Speedway Concord, NC 7 07/23/2011 Charlotte Motor Speedway Concord, NC 8 08/13/2011 Bark River Off Road Bark River, MI 9 08/14/2011 Bark River Off Road Bark River, MI 10 09/03/2011 Crandon Off Road Crandon, WI 11 09/04/2011 Crandon Off Road Crandon, WI 12 09/15/2011 Chicagoland Speedway Joliet, IL 13 10/15/2011 Cycle Ranch Floresville, TX


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The Traxxas TORC Series - The Off Road Championship, is the fastest, most punishing short course racing series on the planet. TORC events are packed with flag-to-flag fender banging as drivers push the limits over whoop and jump filled natural terrain racetracks. Off-road racing fans come from far and wide to experience this most challenging form of high-octane competition and once they taste TORC for the first time they’ll be hooked for life.

2011 TRAXXAS-TORC SERIES SCHEDULE

Why MotorsportsMarketing?

Captive audience of 90 million consumers!

Highest level of brand loyalty of ALL professional athletic organizations (72%)

Excellent return on Exposure,

Participation, Involvement &

Investment!

“The sheet metal of a NASCAR race car is one of the most

valuable properties in U.S. marketing.”

Nielsen Media Research

Half of NASCAR fans, 45 million, state “during tough economic times,

they will continue to support NASCAR sponsors more than other brands be-cause of the commitment they show

to the sport.”

Ipsos, 52009 ESPN Sports Poll, a service of TNS

“Racing sponsorship is the best buy in marketing. The combination of awareness,

favorability and effectiveness is unparalleled in the sports world or anywhere else.”

Larry DeGaris, Former DirectorCenter for Sports Sponsorship

James Madison University


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SPORTS MARKETING & MANAGEMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS

• Client Management• Contract Negotiations• Funding Acquisition & Management• Driver Development Program

• Press Release Creation / Distribution• Media Training, Image and Crisis Management• Media Relations• Media Generation/Exposure (Radio, TV, Print, Digital)• Community Affairs and Outreach• Customer Hosting/Hospitality

MARKETING

• Channel Partnerships• Brand Development• Digital Marketing (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, • Website, Search Engine Optimization (SEO),

Bloggers)• Guerilla Marketing• Advertising (Product Placement, Physical & Digital)• Relationship Marketing• Video/DVD Creation and Replication

Why Choose Eo1 Solutions?As a brand counselor and communications partner, Eo1 Solutions can leverage the full equity of each client’s brand, utilizing their lifestyle, sports and entertainment assets to engage consumers and foster brand relationships that drive business growth. Eo1 Solutions 360˚ approach compliments clients within professional sports leagues; beginning with motorsports. Within the world of automotive racing, Eo1 aligns and represents competitors within NASCAR, ARCA, USAC, IRL, etc., where the focus includes support in such areas as client management, personal brand development, licensing endorsements, community relations and image management. Eo1 is always looking for ways to partner the client(s) with business entities in a way that results as a win for all involved.

The following are solutions that differentiate Eo1 Solutions from other Sport Marketing and Management Firms. Our ability to facilitate these solutions, and provide access to a wealth of resources via our “360˚” approach, creates a greater return on investment, exposure, engagement, participation and involvement.


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Eo1 Solutions recognizes the long-term viability of any business is dependent upon its association with the consumer and the community at large. In the 21st century, corporate and civic responsibilities play a vital role in establishing and maintaining these affiliations. Community affairs is much greater than a typical public relations campaign as outreach efforts extend into more intricate issues existing within multiple demographics (i.e. cultural, gender, race, political, etc.), thereby erecting an architecture of bridging gaps and strengthening customer/client relationships.

Eo1 Solutions Community Affairs and Outreach business model operates from a position of influence, utilizing years of experience and established connections within the realms of media, politics, civics, and charity to facilitate a larger appeal for the client(s). The goal is to extend the client(s) voice, increase a global platform and invite new alliances within select industry and the global communities. Community affairs and outreach goes beyond positive external benefits as results implicate internal morale and productivity improvement. Realizing the full potential of an effective community affairs and outreach efforts create sustained, long-term 360˚ solutions.

Commitment to our Marketing Partners

Eo1 Solutions is committed to a platinum 360˚ development, execution, promotions andhospitality campaign, for every marketing partner – regardless of participation level.

To develop a successful campaign, Eo1 relies greatly on the brand demographic, corporate culture, initiatives and philosophy of potential marketing partner’s. Through these ingredients, the integration of the proven, effective, high yielding and loyal fan base of the motorsports industry is more than appropriate; in association with traditional, current marketing and advertising efforts.

None of the above is relevant without a well positioned plan of execution. This is when the 360˚ approach will prove valuable. Beginning with a viable, diverse and flexible public relations message; utilizing traditional, digital and social mediums to ensure success. The utilization of advertisement, product placement, channel partnerships, guerilla and relationship marketing are equally essential.

Eo1 Solutions understands the importance of hospitality to employee loyalty and morale, corporate posturing and the courtship of potential clients/ partners. The value of hospitality, in motorsports, is greater than any other professional athletic organization. Eo1 grants access to pit row, the garage area and drivers; occasionally creating opportunities to be an honorary pit crew member – FULL ACCESS.

Regarding promotions, Eo1 Solutions has a myriad of offerings increasing brand visibility and presence. The traditional display (race and show car, hauler, uniforms, garage / pit area signage, hero cards, etc) is a given. However, Eo1’s access includes the likes of racing simulators, contests, community affair and outreach initiatives, die cast and other means of licensing.

Partnering with Eo1 Solutions, and their 360˚ approach, enables an extraordinary experience ensuring a substantial return on exposure,participation, involvement and investment via the established 90 MILLION CUSTOMERS; who are 72% loyal to brands who support their sport.

Myth:

Providing sponsorship is simply too expensive.

Not true!

You determine your level of involvement – Eo1 Solutions will create a campaign ensuring

your GREATEST level of success.


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What types of funding opportunities are there?A billboard at Michigan International Speedway, for ONE weekend, will cost you roughly $75,000...and it is not the focus of the race. After the event, the signage is removed and was only seen by the venue spectators. Whereas the same brand identity displayed on the car will be viewed by millions via Speed Channel, ESPN or FOX, depending on the selected event(s) and hands-on spectators. For Instance, Speed has an audience of 120 million viewers – with an annual increase of 38%.

Title Partner possesses the most visible marketing/advertisement position, with branding placement on racing and show car, transporter, team equipment, uniforms, banner display in pit area, etc. In addition, the “Marketing Partner” name/brand is title of race car/team in all media and press releases, website link and television interviews; inclusion in fan club promos, official team merchandise and hero cards. Further opportunitiesinclude a complimentary driver/car appearance at marketing partners’ location per event; complimentary pit passes per partnered event; hospitality/client entertaining, booth space at events; full rights to driver and car use in advertising and merchandise.

1. AdvertisingThe car’s main design is based around your company logo, the hood, quarter and TV panel will all have your logo vibrantly positioned. The transporter driving, across the country, will be designed with your logo associating to the race team and the driver. All uniforms will be displayed with your logo; as well as promotional items. During television broadcast, newspaper articles, interviews, newsletters and internet communications - the car and driver are always associated with the marketing partners’ name.


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2. The DriverThe driver on a race team is like a quarterback or a pitcher. A marketable driver is one with high character, an inviting personality, and camera friendly and approachable. Your campaign will be designed with your logo associating to the race team and the driver. All uniforms will be displayed with your logo; as well as promotional items. During television and radio broadcast, newspaper articles, interviews, newsletters and internet communications - the car and driver are always associated with the marketing partners’ name, well spoken and with a need for speed. The drivers’ priority is to provide the greatest yield on and off the race track through preparation, great equipment and resources, autograph sessions, employee engagement, meet-and-greet and car displays. These are a few ways you may utilize your spokesperson as they become the face of your company, much like Michael Jordan and Hanes®.

3. SignageBasic signage to appear on the racecar will be provided at no charge. This includes all letters and numbers for your signs. If you are interested in incorporating pictures, logos or other advertising signage, it will be necessary to discuss how this will be provided. Your company’s name will be placed on the racecar and may also include contact information such as your e-mail address, phone number, location, etc. You can also use this space for special promotional advertisements or as a reward to your suppliers or customers. The size of the sign will coincide with the value of support given. It is also possible to obtain in-car racing video with your company’s name displayed on the car’s dash. I would be more than happy to provide you with these videos for you to use for promotional purposes or simply for you to watch for fun.

Primary PartnerSecondary marketing / advertisement position on race and show car and team signage, transporter, team equipment, uniforms, banner display in pit area, etc. One complimentary driver/car appearance at marketing partners location - per event. Complimentary pit passes per partnered event. Inclusion in fan club promos, official team merchandise. Opportunity for hospitality/client entertaining, booth space at events; driver and car use in advertising and merchandise.

Associate SponsorThis option is for “Marketing Partners” choosing to enhance their marketing appeal while spending less and gaining more than the cost of the investment. This program is strongly suited for subsidiaries of title and primary partners.

Preferred or Official SupplierTells the public that the team uses only the company’s products within their category because of loyalty and quality. The Team can designate the sponsor their “official” supplier.

Single Race PartnerPer event marketing partnerships within targeted demographic(s), are available.

Additional Options In-car Camera marketing, Endorsements, Licensing,

Eo1 Solutions Corporation1800 Water Place DriveAtlanta, GA 30339

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Documents

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fan club promos

motor racing

complimentary

road bark

media coverage

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