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On The Mark: Target Tops Among IndyCar Team-Related Exposure

Target was the most successful team sponsor during '08 IndyCar Series race telecasts in terms of securing in-broadcast exposure, according to Joyce Julius & Associates. As the primary sponsor of champion Scott Dixon, along with Dan Wheldon, Target led all team sponsors with year-end totals of more than 4.5 hours of on-screen time, 166 verbal mentions and $16.1M of exposure value, when compared to the cost of commercial time during the respective race telecasts. Among non-team sponsors, Honda received the most exposure value at $39.9M. The following lists the top team-related and non-team-related brand exposure results for '08 IndyCar Series telecasts (Joyce Julius).

Top Team Related Brand Exposure Results
BRAND
ON-SCREEN TIME
(HH:MM:SS)
MENTIONS
EXPOSURE VALUE
Target
4:31:05
166
$16,055,725
Motorola
1:30:56
9
$6,922,865
7-Eleven
1:16:29
36
$4,736,105
GoDaddy.com
0:49:37
0
$4,735,120
McDonald's
1:08:48
35
$4,633,720
XM Satellite Radio
0:51:32
0
$4,423,530
Ethanol
1:01:38
22
$3,728,860
Mobil 1
1:01:26
0
$3,072,435
AirTran
0:27:17
0
$2,945,510
Delphi
0:33:35
31
$2,907,015
Top Non-Team Related Brand Exposure Results
BRAND
ON-SCREEN TIME
(HH:MM:SS)
MENTIONS
EXPOSURE VALUE
Honda
10:32:01
91
$39,855,900
Firestone
5:20:29
249
$22,032,835
GoDaddy.com
1:02:56
91
$8,596,150
DirecTV
0:53:53
16
$6,798,920
Impact!
1:34:05
0
$6,697,120
Ethanol
0:45:27
109
$4,377,870
Diversified Electronics
0:42:49
0
$3,807,420
Chevrolet
0:18:24
6
$2,389,925
XM Satellite Radio
0:49:34
17
$1,895,615
Simpson
0:21:27
0
$1,889,565
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