Inside
Track
Posted By: Greg M. |
| “No one likes to be associated
with a cheater. After this incident, would anyone risk having their sponsors
and partners look at them the way that Toyota and the media are looking
at Michael Waltrip right now?” |
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Karen’s
Public Relations Blog
Posted By: Karen |
| “NASCAR has their hands
full in this situation, but what they need to do now is get all of the
facts, do a thorough investigation, and communicate it effectively to
their fans, media, and sponsors in a timely manner.” |
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Fan
IQ Blog
Posted By: CriticalFanatic |
| “Surely there were an
equal amount of drivers or more sliding past the rules last year. Is NASCAR
cracking down because the sport in now under the grand stage and microscrope?” |
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Wogan
on Sports
Posted By:Jim Wogan |
| “While most professional
sports shy away from controversy, NASCAR has created some during the biggest
week of the season. Their PR brilliance is unmatched. They look like saints,
and they’re getting gobs of attention for it.” |
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rogerd’s
notebook
Posted By:Roger Dooley |
| “Toyota is finding out
a lot can go wrong. In some ways, this scandal is actually worse than
a typical after hours night club altercation - it directly involves the
sponsor’s products.” |
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The
Frontstretch
Posted By:Amy Henderson |
| “Only time will tell
if the punishments will serve as the deterrent they’re meant to
be. In the meantime, the teams involved this week are now at a distinct
disadvantage.” |
