Sponsonship Packs?

Author
Discussion

RossiT

Original Poster:

345 posts

213 months

Monday 23rd May 2011
quotequote all
Hello

Just wondering if anyone can help, I'm looking to start racing next year, I pretty much have my budget sorted but it would be great to get some sponsors interested in exchange for the Company logo on the bike, leathers etc.

Does anyone have a sponsorship pack they have used when sending details off to prospective sponsors?

Any help would be really appreciated, I don't really know where to begin with this.

Thanks

AWRacing

1,732 posts

232 months

Monday 23rd May 2011
quotequote all
Erm, i think you'll probably find that the people who do have sponsorship packs, that they have created, they are not going to just give away their ideas!

No doubt they'd have been knocked back many many times before actually managing to secure sponsorship in any form after fine tuning their package. Why should they just hand over all their hard work??

You say its your first year racing, do you have;
any experience?
any history? wins/championships etc

If no to either of those questions then you're going to have a very tough time gaining any kind of sponsorship - sorry if it sounds harsh but you'd be best off using your own money, getting decent results and then trying for help.

Trev450

6,429 posts

179 months

Monday 23rd May 2011
quotequote all
Sound advice from AW Racing. Sponsorship is difficult enough to get in the first place. When you factor in the current economic climate, it just makes it that much harder to obtain.

wildman0609

885 posts

183 months

Monday 23rd May 2011
quotequote all
the only way a racer will get a sponsor in the first year of motorsport is if they are female and good looking.

Graham

16,369 posts

291 months

Monday 23rd May 2011
quotequote all
That old chestnut...hehe

Sponsorship, almost non existant, unless you very lucky. your best approach is to ask friends, with businesses, local firms that you use, and can exchange something on the bike for parts, services rather than cash.

I have one customer who bungs me a set of tyres every now and then, and I cut their invoice down by some corresponding hours..etc.

work on funding the racing 100% yourself and anything tht does come in is a bouns. if you cant afford it that way your in trouble.

G