Fan1st.com Places Fans’ Names on the First Toyota NASCAR Racecar

(Vocus) December 29, 2006

How about your name on the hood of the very first Toyota NASCAR racecar? It could happen. With a new innovative ownership concept, fans can now be involved in everything with a NASCAR team, including special events, message boards and voting rights in team decisions.

Interested? Any true-NASCAR fan should be. Kansas City native Edward Collins will be willing and able to talk about his brand-new ownership concept, putting fans in the driver’s seat!

You can see the first Toyota NASCAR racecar as it travels the country. Email for more information as to when the car will be near you.

Founder of Fan1st.com , Edward Collins can discuss:

The first-ever Toyota to race in NASCAR and expectations

Fan1st.com being a brand new concept where Fans are part of a NASCAR team

How names will be placed on the car

Why and how fans get to make team decisions

How fantasy racing has progressed to be as big as fantasy football

Why and how Fan1st is offering free memberships to troops

Fan1st.com is a comprehensive racing web site where members get their name on the very first Toyota-branded NASCAR racecar. Dave Blaney’s #32 car will race alongside with other driving legends during the NASCAR Busch Series 2007 season.

All members of the Fan1st.com Fan Club will have their name placed inside of a mosaic that will make up the logo on the hood of Blaney’s #32 racecar for the 2007 season.

Fan1st.com is home to the most comprehensive racing site dedicated to the fans. Members get an up close and personal view of life inside a race team, a chat room, message boards, voting rights on certain team decisions and invitations to events with drivers and crewmembers. Also on Fan1st.com, the fans can put themselves in the team owner’s shoes by picking a driver, car owner, car manufacturer and crew chief. The champion of the fantasy racing game and 3 friends will be flown from their hometown by a private jet and taken to the 2008 Busch Series race in Daytona. The champion will also receive prize money won from the Fan1st.com car that race day.

Contact:

Amy Johnson

http://www.Fan1st.com


210-885-2554

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