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Wynn''s Back On Board in 2000
Azusa, Calif. (March 13, 2000) -- Wynn Oil Co. recently announced it has reached an agreement with the American Speed Association (ASA) to return to the ASA ACDelco Series in the position of the Official Petro Chemical Specialties and Automotive ...
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Azusa, Calif. (March 13, 2000) -- Wynn Oil Co. recently announced it has reached an agreement with the American Speed Association (ASA) to return to the ASA ACDelco Series in the position of the Official Petro Chemical Specialties and Automotive Additives. As part of the agreement, Wynn's will sponsor the "Wynn's Winning Move" and award $500 each race to the driver who performs the "winning move" of the event.
"We are very strong believers that any sponsorship program must be accompanied by an effective and efficient marketing plan," commented President of Wynn Oil Co. Don DiCostanzo. "ASA affords us that opportunity, which we will try to use to its fullest. Many companies talk about it, we do it."
The new agreement with ASA allows Wynn's to develop a marketing plan and improve customer relations, while integrating several special events around race weekend activities, including show car appearances, personal appearances and hospitality packages. The deal also includes a built-in ticketing and pit pass program that Wynn's will be able to offer to customers and business partners.
Wynn's began its involvement with ASA in 1992 as a series sponsor and a car sponsor for Mack McClellan. Wynn's moved to sponsor the car of Gary St. Amant in 1993, and continued its involvement as a series sponsor through 1998. In 1999, Wynn's stayed on as sponsor for the Automotive Promotions team, for which St. Amant drives, before returning as an official series sponsor in 2000.
"I have always insisted with any Wynn Oil Co. involvement, no matter where the team finishes, the race or event weekend be a 'win,' meaning show-car appearances, invited guests, customer prospects, etcetera," said Wynn's Racing Representative Larry Nuber.
"(Gary) St. Amant is superb in all of those areas."
The 2000 season will see Wynn's once again on the number 7 Chevrolet of the 1998 ASA National Champion, but with an all-new look. The car will not carry its familiar orange and black colors. Instead, the car will be bright yellow with red and black trim, promoting Wynn's new product Number Five, bottled in a container of the same color.
Wynn Oil manufactures and markets specialty chemicals and equipment for a wide range of uses. Customers include automotive repair centers, manufacturing facilities, mines, farms and consumers for do-it-yourself and household products. These various products and service programs are sold in over 100 countries around the world by 14 affiliated companies and an international network of independent distributors and representatives.
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