Gallery: 2015 helmets of F1 drivers
By Emanuele Venturoli | Posted March 18, 2015 | In Design, Formula1, MotoGP
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Three ways to take this further
Most brands go through a 3-6 month evaluation before committing to motorsport sponsorship. Here’s where to go next, depending on where you are in the process.
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How to actually measure motorsport sponsorship ROI
76% of CMOs struggle to calculate sponsorship ROI. The CFO-ready framework RTR uses across NASCAR, F1 and MotoGP - with independent data partners.
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Going direct vs working with an agency: what it actually costs you
The 20-35% premium brands pay when they negotiate NASCAR deals without independent advice - and the three places that money disappears.
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