Focus only on Canadian Motor Sports

[ernie]

Stop Yelling

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[CanadianRacingOnline]

I think we need to explain it as some don't know that is considered yelling us all caps.

Stop Yelling

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[superstockcarguy]

We should only have Canadian stuff where do you get all your auto clearing motor speedway stuff from I could probably give you more articles and what not if you wanted and when does Sunday chat night start? pm  me

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[northernequipmentsolution]

I actually just registered for this forum, after being a guest for approx. 5 years
I have always found the forum to be informative, and entertaining as I have been a grass roots stock car racing fan all my life.

I like the way some tracks and series receive excellent press coverage, good or bad.  I also enjoy how their are discussions on here about making the sport better, not just for racers/promotors but for the fans.

One thing I personally think CRO would benefit from would be more local "reporting", by that I mean have locals who can provide results/news from their local track create posts.  Many simular websites I check out on a regular basis use moderators to provide results and news.

If you were to create a media/advertising guide, send one to me I'm self employed and think the number of viewers would benefit my business.  I  would also suggest informing car owners and drivers of the great benefits of advertising and utilizing this website correctly.  Maybe ask some drivers/owners to write blogs about their thoughts, and opinions on how to make the sport better.

If more drivers or car owners would understand that what CRO can provide their sponsors is as many eyes as possible.  Think of it like, when Dale Jr. sayes the usual driver speach of thanking Mountain Dew/Amp/National Guard ETC. it is because their are millions of viewers and a few are going to get up and grab a DEW because of it. If DEW sells more then thats what counts to sponsors, if drivers have news they should be posting it here not just for talking but for their sponsors.  You never know but another forum viewer my need the services of your sponsors.  I know I support companies who support local motorsport because I enjoy it, bought a set of tires from a company that sponsors a local racer las tweekend, and they were not the cheapest, but I felt they should get my support.

By posting the results from tracks in ontario, it would also provide a spot for the winning drivers to come on and thank their sponsors, provide a little right up about the night which would help everyone out.

Just my .02

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[CanadianRacingOnline]

Anyone can post track results and press releases on here. Moderators on here are just hear to try and make sure the board runs smoothly.


That is something I lack is to create a media/advertising guide. If anyone is willing to help that would be great. Drivers and teams are always welcome to post blogs and team releases on here and thanking there sponsors is OK as long as they are not ads.

The biggest problem I have is I'm the only one here running the site. This site has the potential to grow but with one person it doesn't help and it takes a long time to get were the site needs to be.

One thing I personally think CRO would benefit from would be more local "reporting", by that I mean have locals who can provide results/news from their local track create posts.  Many simular websites I check out on a regular basis use moderators to provide results and news.

If you were to create a media/advertising guide, send one to me I'm self employed and think the number of viewers would benefit my business.  I  would also suggest informing car owners and drivers of the great benefits of advertising and utilizing this website correctly.  Maybe ask some drivers/owners to write blogs about their thoughts, and opinions on how to make the sport better.

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