Dom racing slowly in US

[Tim 39]

good on ya Dom keep it up

[t3mp0r4ry nzr]

WOW!! came home in front of ex MOTO GP James Ellison. good work, great results!

[Shaun]

Dom is doing a truly amazing job in the USA.

Some may read his results, and think Ho Hum? but, I can guarantee you all, that he is the only rider in the USA Superbike scene, that drives himself to and from the races, that sets his own tent up for the meeting, and works on his own bike all the time.

This young man is a true sales man for the KIWI way of doing things!

I am involved in a site in the USA that Dom has a pressense on as well, a few people off this USA site have helped in different ways with things for him like the rides I first arranged to get Dom over to the USA 2 years ago. He is very well liked and respected for what he is doing, but all say the same thing,

HE NEEDS A MANAGER IN THE USA AND A BETTER SHOW APPEARANCE

He needs a sport related buisness manager to make contacts for him, and to help build his profile in the USA, to help obtain some sponsors to move him forward. He needs a semi professional enviroment to operate from to put on a good of the track show. I am talking with a few managers that I know about this at the moment.

If Dom can secure a way of staying racing in the USA for 2 more years, he will become one of the top riders in the Superbike scene, he is very tallented and will help open a lot more doors for other NZ riders with enough help.

TEAM KIWI ( BIKE RACING) IN THE USA?

It would be fantastic to be able to build a NZ based team for racing in the USA, ie, the NZ sponsor would own 2 bikes and a motorhome with appropriate awnings to set this team up.

We could get behind Dom's programme and help drive him forward, with the focus being, opening doors for more young NZ riders for the future. If this team was put in place, most of the money spent to set it up, could be recovered with sale of the equipment at seasons end, the motor home could be imported to NZ and sold along with the bikes, they would sell for a lot more here in NZ, than they would in the USA, I could all but gaurantee a full return on the out lay.

Having the team in place over there, would open marketing doors, for companies either in the NZ market place or the USA market place, again a gain for all involved.

So, how can we go about finding a USA or NZ based sponsor, that would be interested in looking at this idea, we need a company that is prepared to out lay approx $ 55-000 NZ dollars to make this achievable?

Would love to read any serious thoughts on this please, this is a project that we can all be involved in.

[cowpoos]

Dom is doing a truly amazing job in the USA.

Some may read his results, and think Ho Hum? but, I can guarantee you all, that he is the only rider in the USA Superbike scene, that drives himself to and from the races, that sets his own tent up for the meeting, and works on his own bike all the time.

This young man is a true sales man for the KIWI way of doing things!

I am involved in a site in the USA that Dom has a pressense on as well, a few people off this USA site have helped in different ways with things for him like the rides I first arranged to get Dom over to the USA 2 years ago. He is very well liked and respected for what he is doing, but all say the same thing,

HE NEEDS A MANAGER IN THE USA AND A BETTER SHOW APPEARANCE

He needs a sport related buisness manager to make contacts for him, and to help build his profile in the USA, to help obtain some sponsors to move him forward. He needs a semi professional enviroment to operate from to put on a good of the track show. I am talking with a few managers that I know about this at the moment.

If Dom can secure a way of staying racing in the USA for 2 more years, he will become one of the top riders in the Superbike scene, he is very tallented and will help open a lot more doors for other NZ riders with enough help.

TEAM KIWI ( BIKE RACING) IN THE USA?

It would be fantastic to be able to build a NZ based team for racing in the USA, ie, the NZ sponsor would own 2 bikes and a motorhome with appropriate awnings to set this team up.

We could get behind Dom's programme and help drive him forward, with the focus being, opening doors for more young NZ riders for the future. If this team was put in place, most of the money spent to set it up, could be recovered with sale of the equipment at seasons end, the motor home could be imported to NZ and sold along with the bikes, they would sell for a lot more here in NZ, than they would in the USA, I could all but gaurantee a full return on the out lay.

Having the team in place over there, would open marketing doors, for companies either in the NZ market place or the USA market place, again a gain for all involved.

So, how can we go about finding a USA or NZ based sponsor, that would be interested in looking at this idea, we need a company that is prepared to out lay approx $ 55-000 NZ dollars to make this achievable?

Would love to read any serious thoughts on this please, this is a project that we can all be involved in.

Fonterra [new zealands biggest company] has a huge presence in USA part owns preocessing plants in mexico...sells a huge amount of products in the america's...
They might well be a company well worth approching...as 55k is but a couple of drops on milk in a bucket to a company that big!!!

[Tim 39]

Dom is doing a truly amazing job in the USA.

Some may read his results, and think Ho Hum? but, I can guarantee you all, that he is the only rider in the USA Superbike scene, that drives himself to and from the races, that sets his own tent up for the meeting, and works on his own bike all the time.

This young man is a true sales man for the KIWI way of doing things!

I am involved in a site in the USA that Dom has a pressense on as well, a few people off this USA site have helped in different ways with things for him like the rides I first arranged to get Dom over to the USA 2 years ago. He is very well liked and respected for what he is doing, but all say the same thing,

HE NEEDS A MANAGER IN THE USA AND A BETTER SHOW APPEARANCE

He needs a sport related buisness manager to make contacts for him, and to help build his profile in the USA, to help obtain some sponsors to move him forward. He needs a semi professional enviroment to operate from to put on a good of the track show. I am talking with a few managers that I know about this at the moment.

If Dom can secure a way of staying racing in the USA for 2 more years, he will become one of the top riders in the Superbike scene, he is very tallented and will help open a lot more doors for other NZ riders with enough help.

TEAM KIWI ( BIKE RACING) IN THE USA?

It would be fantastic to be able to build a NZ based team for racing in the USA, ie, the NZ sponsor would own 2 bikes and a motorhome with appropriate awnings to set this team up.

We could get behind Dom's programme and help drive him forward, with the focus being, opening doors for more young NZ riders for the future. If this team was put in place, most of the money spent to set it up, could be recovered with sale of the equipment at seasons end, the motor home could be imported to NZ and sold along with the bikes, they would sell for a lot more here in NZ, than they would in the USA, I could all but gaurantee a full return on the out lay.

Having the team in place over there, would open marketing doors, for companies either in the NZ market place or the USA market place, again a gain for all involved.

So, how can we go about finding a USA or NZ based sponsor, that would be interested in looking at this idea, we need a company that is prepared to out lay approx $ 55-000 NZ dollars to make this achievable?

Would love to read any serious thoughts on this please, this is a project that we can all be involved in.

that's an awesome idea!!!!

[TonyB]

Fonterra [new zealands biggest company] has a huge presence in USA part owns preocessing plants in mexico...sells a huge amount of products in the america's...
They might well be a company well worth approching...as 55k is but a couple of drops on milk in a bucket to a company that big!!!

Good point! *runs off to make a phone call*