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MotorsportAds.co.uk Launches 2007 Sponsorship Club |
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Wednesday, 27 September 2006 |
MotorsportAds.co.uk, the new motorsport advertising website, is revolutionising the buying, selling and promoting of everything to do with motorsport in the UK. Now it’s offering UK motorsport participants the opportunity to raise up to £5,000 for motorsport charities.
Any competitor can join the Sponsorship Club and they’ll receive a pack
of MotorsportAds.co.uk transfers (decals) for their competition
vehicle. All they need to do is have a picture of their vehicle and the
decals published in the motorsport press and MotorsportAds.co.uk will
make a donation to the two UK motorsport registered charities – the
Motorsport Safety Fund and the British Motor Sports Training Trust. To
get the ball rolling, MotorsportAds.co.uk will make a donation just for
putting the decals on the vehicle in the first place! All details are
available on the website at www.motorsportads.co.uk/sponsorship.htm.
Club racer and ex-BTCC privateer Paul Wallace is MotorsportAds.co.uk
Commercial Director; “MotorsportAds.co.uk, through its free & low
priced ads, already encourages advertisers to pledge a donation to
these two important charities. We’d like to raise even more funds if we
can, and our Sponsorship Club is the ideal way to do that. Most club
racers have little or no paid sponsorship, and therefore have the
opportunity, through our Sponsorship Club, to give something back to
their sport, so there’s nothing for them to lose and everything for the
charities to gain”, said Wallace.
More about MotorsportAds.co.uk
Launched in July this year, MotorsportAds.co.uk has grown rapidly on
its way to become THE place to buy, sell and promote everything and
anything in UK motorsport. It differentiates in its marketplace by
simple design, a stunning search engine, and the fact that it’s being
extensively promoted and marketed.
MotorsportAds.co.uk are also the chosen Ten-Tenths classified ads partner site.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 December 2006 )
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