How can we the fans protest our grievences to Nascar?

Question

Are Drivers just pawns in a big Corporation?

Answer 1

NASCAR reads all letters that they receive.Some get action and or replies.Others are read but due to the inappropriate content are filed.

But legit letters are reviewed.

Answer 2

write your local congress man or women.

Answer 3

Send an email down to Daytona !

Answer 4

They already know how we feel. They just don't care...!!!

Answer 5

1. You can choose to not watch racing.

2. You can choose to not purchase products made by companies that sponsor NASCAR.

3. You can write to NASCAR and voice your concerns in a civilized manner (that means don't drop the F-bomb.)

4. Start a Blog listing the reasons you are annoyed with NASCAR.

The drivers are not pawns, they are whores. Pawns get nothing from sucking up to the honchos...whores get money. (I would do the same thing and if I were a driver I would admit it.)

I have no problem with a driver taking time to thank his sponsors, having something named the Pepsi 500, or having a gazillion stickers on the fenders of the cars. Gas and rubber are expensive, someone has to pay for it.

The only thing I oppose are cars sponsored by the military. I think the government should be spending money on better equipment, not on Junior's car. The National Guard doesn't need a race car, it needs ammo.

Answer 6

Maybe you will feel better if you air your grievances here:  http://community.nascar.com/blogs

Pawns in a big corporation?  No!

*MOJO*

Answer 7

Email: [e-mail]

Snail Mail:

NASCAR

P.O. Box 2875

Daytona Beach, FL 32120

Telephone: [phone]

Answer 8

How so?  Because they mention their sponsors?  What is your grievance?  If sponsorship offends you, then magazines, internet, TV are all out.

Answer 9

You guessed it and guess who else is a pawn to?  We are!

But it is all part of the sport which makes it nascar.  If we post our grievances, then technical we are complaining about the sport.  In nascar, I just drop 'grievances' (wrong usage of the word really,)  and enjoy the races.

I guess by posting this question, you have already started.  Some others had some good ideas on this forum to.

In legal terms a grievance is a violation of law or an agreement.   I think you used a strong word there.  Are you sure you do not mean concerns?

Answer 10

My grievance would be that Nascar is actually a sport. The fact that there are fans amazes me, but then again they are hammered.