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To: Dani who wrote (2771)2/20/1998 10:14:00 PM
From: sandytoes  Respond to of 7111
 
Dani,

This would not only be true for NASCAR but also for Pro Golf
at major PGA tournaments and for soccer (football) game at the
Football world championships this summer in France.

This is an excellent point. On-site sell-through at sporting events is quite impressive -- I've seen trinkets, games and memorabilia fly across the counter top and into the hands of kids (and adults) at various venues here in the Bay Area.

As for the sporting lexicon (futbol, football or soccer) you should know that the CFO of Radica -- a frequent contributor to this thread -- is Welsh and spent college time at Nottingham; so fear not.

Good luck to all as we move strongly into March.

sandy



To: Dani who wrote (2771)2/21/1998 7:38:00 AM
From: Brian Slaybaugh  Respond to of 7111
 
I'm a big Nascar fan and I attend alot of races. The sovenier
thing is bigger than you can imagine at the tracks on race day.
There most definitly is a big market for the nascar game at the
track. This would be big if Radica could sell them to the vendors
that go to the tracks. I know Sports Image is very big in Nascar.

Regards, Brian


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