2nd in class - Page 4

Flying Frank · 27-08-14, 01:33 PM

Yup, you just can't beat that sorta offbeat snarl from a revving five pot quattro !!!

a1quattro · 27-08-14, 01:34 PM

thanks all,, . road rallying is already aloud, generaly held at night in rural areas , the new change in the law will be for closed public roads during the day /eve. the noise level will be 100db as is the current msa/fia regulations , 110 would be nice though

, AUDI wont sponsor a private team in an old car, but maybe a private dealer or tuner would be interested. it would be great to get [say] 10 companys paying £1000 per season this way its not to much for a company to pay , they can also put the expense threw there books as addvertising [which it is ] so wouldnt be taxed on it, the reason £10k would be usefull is this is how much it costs me to enter 10 events [on average] . any one interested pls pm , i have alot of idears for sponsors ,, so that they feel they are getting there moneys worth . its a 2 way thing

a1quattro · 27-08-14, 01:56 PM

rallying is a massive sport in Ireland where they have held rallys on closed roads for many years this is one of the reasons there are so many WRC cars out there not to mention 100s of very very quick mk2 escorts

. i have competed in more than 50 rallys in the audi ,45 of them on private land such as millatry bases,airfields,and stately homes, race tracks goodwood and mallory park . the few that ive done on closed roads have been amazing , with crowds lineing the roads .The rallys at EPYNT[wales] are fantastic [sorry im crap at spelling] off to bed now been up since 1.45am. otherwise wife kill me later

a1quattro · 27-08-14, 07:57 PM

what better way to advertise your business than on a rallycar .

Flying Frank · 27-08-14, 08:07 PM

I agree , the only trouble is that if you are rallying all over the country, local dealerships are not very likely to think they will get sufficient exposure for their money, so guess you need to look to National companies for getting sponsorship ?

Having said that, I would have thought there would be plenty of organisations involved with car manufacture, spare parts, tyres etc that you could approach.

easy for me to sit here and write but harder to achieve I know....perhaps you need a Manager!! :-)

a1quattro · 27-08-14, 08:43 PM

i agree totaly , i do need amanager ,any takers ? im open to ALL offers of help

Flying Frank · 27-08-14, 08:53 PM

Well, I'm deep into retirement and live way down in Cornwall. I'd respectfully suggest you ned someone who has a Marketing background, a genuine enthusiasm for your kind of rallying and is probably able to attend the bulk of your rallying engagements. I can't help from any of those viewpoints, but there may well be someone within the Forum who can .....

Your enthusiasm and self willed drive, not to mention the self sacrifice in funding your venture deserves recognition and I really hope there IS someone who can help you achieve what you want.

Perhaps some of the other guys can come up with some ideas?

p.s. How about the Euro Car parts or German and Swedish for starters in terms of sponsorship ?

a1quattro · 28-08-14, 07:00 AM

thanks , i think its time i put a something on paper results ,awards ,championships , events ,shows, test days , car spec ect. what any future sponsors would get in return for there investment, its something ive been meaning to do for several years but with working 60 + hrs a week and also working on the rallycar i never seem to get round to much else.

27-08-14, 01:34 PM	#32
a1quattro Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 251	thanks all,, . road rallying is already aloud, generaly held at night in rural areas , the new change in the law will be for closed public roads during the day /eve. the noise level will be 100db as is the current msa/fia regulations , 110 would be nice though, AUDI wont sponsor a private team in an old car, but maybe a private dealer or tuner would be interested. it would be great to get [say] 10 companys paying £1000 per season this way its not to much for a company to pay , they can also put the expense threw there books as addvertising [which it is ] so wouldnt be taxed on it, the reason £10k would be usefull is this is how much it costs me to enter 10 events [on average] . any one interested pls pm , i have alot of idears for sponsors ,, so that they feel they are getting there moneys worth . its a 2 way thing

27-08-14, 07:57 PM	#34
a1quattro Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 251	Audi quattro rally sponsorship wanted what better way to advertise your business than on a rallycar .

27-08-14, 08:53 PM	#37
Flying Frank 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Kernow, Gods own county !! Posts: 2,388	Well, I'm deep into retirement and live way down in Cornwall. I'd respectfully suggest you ned someone who has a Marketing background, a genuine enthusiasm for your kind of rallying and is probably able to attend the bulk of your rallying engagements. I can't help from any of those viewpoints, but there may well be someone within the Forum who can ..... Your enthusiasm and self willed drive, not to mention the self sacrifice in funding your venture deserves recognition and I really hope there IS someone who can help you achieve what you want. Perhaps some of the other guys can come up with some ideas? p.s. How about the Euro Car parts or German and Swedish for starters in terms of sponsorship ? Last edited by Flying Frank; 27-08-14 at 08:56 PM.

27-08-14, 01:33 PM	#31
Flying Frank 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Kernow, Gods own county !! Posts: 2,388	Yup, you just can't beat that sorta offbeat snarl from a revving five pot quattro !!!

27-08-14, 01:56 PM	#33
a1quattro Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 251	rallying is a massive sport in Ireland where they have held rallys on closed roads for many years this is one of the reasons there are so many WRC cars out there not to mention 100s of very very quick mk2 escorts . i have competed in more than 50 rallys in the audi ,45 of them on private land such as millatry bases,airfields,and stately homes, race tracks goodwood and mallory park . the few that ive done on closed roads have been amazing , with crowds lineing the roads .The rallys at EPYNT[wales] are fantastic [sorry im crap at spelling] off to bed now been up since 1.45am. otherwise wife kill me later

27-08-14, 08:07 PM	#35
Flying Frank 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Kernow, Gods own county !! Posts: 2,388	I agree , the only trouble is that if you are rallying all over the country, local dealerships are not very likely to think they will get sufficient exposure for their money, so guess you need to look to National companies for getting sponsorship ? Having said that, I would have thought there would be plenty of organisations involved with car manufacture, spare parts, tyres etc that you could approach. easy for me to sit here and write but harder to achieve I know....perhaps you need a Manager!! :-)

27-08-14, 08:43 PM	#36
a1quattro Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 251	i agree totaly , i do need amanager ,any takers ? im open to ALL offers of help

28-08-14, 07:00 AM	#38
a1quattro Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 251	thanks , i think its time i put a something on paper results ,awards ,championships , events ,shows, test days , car spec ect. what any future sponsors would get in return for there investment, its something ive been meaning to do for several years but with working 60 + hrs a week and also working on the rallycar i never seem to get round to much else.