Who pays the sponsor fees for the Army & National Guard cars in Nascar?

Answer 1

The Army and the National Guard do. They pay through Recruiting budgets set forth the year before, Also the Air Force, Navy, and Marines Sponsor cars in both the Bush and NEXTEL series. It's a great place to market for new recruits. Nascar fans tend to be more patriotic and willing to enlist, therefore branches of the service compete to get their brand out.

Answer 2

Re "Who pays the sponsor fees for the Army & National Guard cars in Nascar? "

Well, let' see..... Budweiser does not pay for Kurt Bushch's Miller Lite, they pay for Junior's #8.

. . . and, Dodge does not pay for J.J. Yeley's Interstate Batteries car, they pay for Kasey Kahne's #9.

. . . and, Lowes does not pay for Tony Stewart's Home Depot car, they pay for Jimmie Johnson's #48.

You see, when there is a sponsor of a car, it is that sponsor that pays for running that car and team, so, the Army and the National Guard actually pay for the Army and National Guard cars.

All the sponsors have money to spend for advertising (or recruiting). Some sponsors get their money by selling goods or services, some get their money from funding from the Department of Defense. Budweiser needs beer drinkers and Dodge needs car buyers and the National Guard and the US Army need recruits, so they all spend money in a sport that has great loyalty to these sponsors from the fan base.

1 + 1 = 2.

Answer 3

We do, but ...
The Army and National Guard have to bring in so many recruits each year, and have to pay a price to recruit. I bet they have found that the families that attend NASCAR races are also the families that are more likely to have their children join the armed forces - so it is a cost effective way to advertise.

BTW, who do you think pays for the Home Depot, Lowes, Bud, Miller, Target, etc. Sponsor fees? Yep, you do - every time you buy one of their products.

Answer 4

The Army and the National Guard pay for the sponsor fees. Each is given a recruiting budget and they use part of their budget to pay these fees.
Before people talk about how the $ would better serve the military by coving cost of armor and bullets, it doesn't work that way.
The money is allocated into different pots, you can't use recruitment pot to buy armor - it would take an act of congress.
If you don't like how the money is allocated, please call your congressman/woman.

Answer 5

Re "Who will pay the sponsor expenses for the army & national preserve autos in Nascar? " properly, permit' see..... Budweiser would not pay for Kurt Bushch's Miller Lite, they pay for Junior's #8. . . . and, stay away from would not pay for J.J. Yeley's Interstate Batteries vehicle, they pay for Kasey Kahne's #9. . . . and, Lowes would not pay for Tony Stewart's dwelling house Depot vehicle, they pay for Jimmie Johnson's #40 8. you notice, whilst there's a sponsor of a vehicle, it fairly is that sponsor which will pay for working that vehicle and team, so, the army and the national preserve surely pay for the army and national preserve autos. each and every of the sponsors have funds to spend for merchandising (or recruiting). some sponsors get their funds through merchandising products or amenities, some get their funds from investment from the dep. of protection. Budweiser desires beer drinkers and stay away from desires vehicle consumers and the national preserve and the US military choose recruits, so as that all of them spend funds in a interest that has great loyalty to those sponsors from the fan base. one million + one million = 2.

Answer 6

They have an advertixing budget just like everybody else. How else do they get to recruit people? Have you ever seen a tv ad for the any military branch? What better place to advertise, than the best sport in the world!

Go Jr.>>>>

Answer 7

The same people that pay for the TV ads.

Answer 8

They are paid for out of the respective service's recruiting budget, which comes from Defense Department allotments, which come from Congressional allotments, which, of course, come from tax dollars, which come from you and I.

Answer 9

Must be the Marines , Airforce, And navy

Answer 10

Its better than having a draft I suppose. Thats all I can think of