“Dollar
General is excited to build on its successful partnership with Joe Gibbs Racing
and sponsor more races with Matt Kenseth and the No. 20 team next year,” said
Rick Dreiling, Dollar General’s chairman and chief executive officer. “NASCAR
is key to connecting with our customers, many of whom are loyal race fans, and
we look forward to a continued partnership with JGR to further our business.”
“Having
the talent and passion in a driver like Matt and the way he represents our
brand is a dream come true for a sponsor,” Dreiling continued. “The excitement
and professionalism that Matt brings to the sport is exceptional and one of
this year’s highlights for me has been watching him celebrate in Victory Lane
seven times. On behalf of the Dollar General team, let’s go racing in
2014!”
Dollar
General will again get the opportunity to showcase its brand for the
season-opener at Daytona International Speedway where Kenseth is a two-time
Daytona 500 winner. Dollar General’s increased 27-race partnership for 2014
will also include the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, as well as
highlight Sprint Cup Series events at Talladega Superspeedway in May,
Indianapolis Motor Speedway in July, the final race before the Chase for the
Sprint Cup at Richmond International Speedway, the Chase kick-off race at
Chicagoland Speedway and the October event at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
“Dollar
General has a tremendous enthusiasm for our sport, and as a driver, it’s great
to have such a supportive sponsor behind you,” said Matt Kenseth, “In our first
year together, the No. 20 team had such an unbelievable season. I’m really
looking forward to getting back out on the track and representing Dollar
General again in 2014.”
With
the additional 10 races in which Matt Kenseth will drive the Dollar General No.
20 Toyota Camry in 2014, the major discount retailer looks to continue its
consumer activation by driving sales and customer loyalty.
“We
are very excited about our expanded partnership with Dollar General,” said Joe
Gibbs, owner and founder of Joe Gibbs Racing, “Matt, Jason (Ratcliff, crew
chief) and the team had a remarkable season this year, and we’re looking
forward to seeing them continue that success in 2014. Dollar General is a
fantastic partner, and it’s great to see how well the company uses the
motorsports platform to support its branding and marketing efforts.”
So I assume Home depot dropped 3 from it's schedule?
ReplyDeletemaybe hope depot is tired of losing to the lowes car
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