Crozier Roberson Motorsports Signs with DNA Beverage Corporation

DAYTONA BEACH, FL (February 12, 2010) - Crozier Roberson Motorsports are pleased to announce that they have inked a sponsorship agreement with DNA Beverage Corporation, makers of DNA Energy Drink® and DNA Shred Stix (meat snacks), to sponsor their AMA Pro Road Racing team in the 2010 AMA Pro Daytona SuperBike Series.



“We are excited to fly the DNA Energy Drink® banner,” said team owner Robbie Roberson. “DNA Beverage Corporation is an outstanding company. They are well-versed in the motorcycle industry and their business savvy and aggressive, up-beat marketing fit right in with our racing program. We know that their association with our team will be extremely beneficial.”



Headquartered in Boca Raton, Fla., DNA Beverage Corporation was founded in 2006. Known for superior and delicious taste, DNA’s drinks and meat snacks are favorites with athletes across the country. And, in fact, their citrus flavored energy drink was selected as the world’s best tasting energy drink at the World Beverage Competition held in Geneva, Switzerland in December of last year.



“We are very excited to have DNA Energy Drink as the title sponsor of C&R Motorsports for 2010 and beyond,” said Geoff Armstrong, DNA Beverage Corp.’s VP of Marketing. "C&R has laid out a solid plan to build their team over the next few years and we feel the momentum of the DNA brands will help them achieve this.”



For the upcoming season Crozier Roberson Motorsports will field two Ducati 848s in this year’s AMA Pro Daytona SportBike Series. Boasting the riding talents of Mark Crozier, who earned the 2009 AMA SunTrust Moto-GT 1 title and another top racing ace to be named next week, this team will be looking to put the DNA colors on the podium at each race in this year’s series.


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Nemco Motorsports Signs Waverly Property Group As Associate Sponsor For Daytona Speedweeks 2010

NEMCO Motorsports today announced a partnership with Waverly Property Group of Daytona Beach, which includes associate sponsorship of driver Joe Nemechek’s entries in this month’s Speedweeks events at Daytona International Speedway.

Waverly Property Group, an independent real estate company with a focus on waterfront properties, will serve as associate sponsor on Nemechek’s No. 87 NASCAR Sprint Cup and No. 87 Nationwide Series cars throughout the events in Daytona. The partnership marks Waverly Property Group’s first venture as a team sponsor with NEMCO.

"We welcome Waverly Property Group to the NEMCO Motorsports team and look forward to giving them the best experience possible," said Nemechek. "We’re guaranteed a qualifying spot in the Nationwide Series race and feel very confident about qualifying for the Daytona 500 given our success rate last season. We’re coming into Daytona prepared not just to qualify well – but to race well."

Nemechek, a four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race winner and former NASCAR Nationwide Series champion, spent the majority of the 2009 season qualifying for races in the hopes of finding funding to race. Fielding both NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series cars out of his family-owned NEMCO Motorsports shop again in 2010, Nemechek says they’ll take it one race at a time.

"We had a lean staff at NEMCO over the off-season but our guys put in the extra hours to get ready for Daytona," Nemechek explained. "Our hope is if we can have a good effort, a potential sponsor may take notice and find NEMCO to be an appropriate and affordable fit. For now, we’re coming to Daytona to race 300 miles in the Nationwide race (Feb. 13) and 500 miles in the Daytona 500 (Feb. 14). We’re thankful for the support of Waverly Property Group in helping us kick off the 2010 season.


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Boris Said: Signs with Latitude 43 Motorsports

Update:
Said is committed to running the first five races in 2010 and will announce his sponsorship for the Daytona 500 on Saturday, FOX Sports reports.

Recommendation:
Said will race in the No. 26 Ford for newly-formed Latitude 43 Motorsports. Equipment and engines will be provided by Roush Racing so this should be a team with decent resources. If the No. 26 can find sponsorship they hope to field Said for the entire 2010 season.


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