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07/24/2008 - 04:31 PM
Indianapolis, In.
Terry Dolan said its not a case of Dale Jr. winning a race Sunday and people flock to the showroom Monday. (Chris Graythen/Getty Images Photo)
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Terry Dolan, marketing manager for Chevrolet racing, said Thursday that it is too early to predict where the company could cut into its NASCAR marketing program as it tries to return to profitability.
“We are examining and continuing to examine all expenditures,” Dolan said at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a track where Chevrolet is an official sponsor. “This is not an unusual occurrence by any means.
“We continually review not only our marketing initiatives but all of our racing programs to insure there is a solid return on our investment. But racing has been part of our DNA going to back to [co-founder] Louis Chevrolet. We build cars. We race cars. And we are natural-born competitors. And we compete successfully on the track with a variety of manufacturers and we plan on continuing to do so.”
Chevrolet mainly supports four Sprint Cup race teams –
“Frankly, when it comes to our involvement in NASCAR Sprint Cup competition, we value the philosophy of our co-founder Louis Chevrolet,” Dolan said. “We plan on continuing to honor Louis Chevrolet’s legacy of 'never give up.'"
Dolan said there are three key principles to being involved in a racing program – it needs to be able to race to win, the audience needs to care about Chevrolet’s involvement and the company needs to get a return on its investment.
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