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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (May 24, 2012) - For a sixth
consecutive year, GoDaddy.com is your presenting sponsor for the
legendary Indianapolis 500 broadcast on ABC TV. What makes this year
all the more special is the fact the No. 27 GoDaddy.com Chevy starts the
race in the front row … Go Daddy’s best starting position ever.
James “Hinch” Hinchcliffe, who took over the Go Daddy car this season, starts the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” in the middle, on the front row, position two, having missed the “pole position” by just 23 thousandths of a second.
Go Daddy, the world’s largest provider of Web hosting, domain name registrations and new SSL Certificates, signed Hinch as its 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series driver earlier in January. The Canadian driver is currently running third in points and has finished every race in the Top Six of this season’s IndyCar competition, including his best career finish in third place at Long Beach.
“The Go Daddy Chevy has a prime starting position for Sunday’s race, but we’re not done yet,” said Hinchcliffe. “Our team has worked extremely hard to get us to this point and I think fans are in for one heck of a show come Sunday — and if we could win Indy, I just might get my mug on the Go Daddy homepage.”
Hinch, who replaced Danica Patrick on the IndyCar circuit, is campaigning to replace the Go Daddy Girl on the front of the Go Daddy website. He, himself, launched a grass-roots campaign via social media a few months ago shortly after wearing a “Danica-wig” on ABC TV during the pre-race broadcast of the season’s first race.
“Hinch is just fun to watch. He’s entertaining, he’s a tech guy and his sense of humor is absolutely contagious,” said Go Daddy Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President Barb Rechterman. “We saw his ‘campaign’ and thought it was worth giving him a shot … why not make it official?”
You can vote to put Hinch or Danica on the homepage and see how the votes are trending right now at www.GoDaddy.com/Vote. A win at the Brickyard just might be the push Hinch needs to land him “on the homepage.”
“Hinch has given us a ‘Go Daddy first,’” said Rechterman. “We’ve never had a driver start in the front row at Indy. And this just might help him with his ‘Hinch for Homepage’ campaign too … and how cool would it be for Hinch to win the Indy 500. I think we’d have to put him on the homepage if he wins Sunday!”
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James “Hinch” Hinchcliffe, who took over the Go Daddy car this season, starts the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” in the middle, on the front row, position two, having missed the “pole position” by just 23 thousandths of a second.
Go Daddy, the world’s largest provider of Web hosting, domain name registrations and new SSL Certificates, signed Hinch as its 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series driver earlier in January. The Canadian driver is currently running third in points and has finished every race in the Top Six of this season’s IndyCar competition, including his best career finish in third place at Long Beach.
“The Go Daddy Chevy has a prime starting position for Sunday’s race, but we’re not done yet,” said Hinchcliffe. “Our team has worked extremely hard to get us to this point and I think fans are in for one heck of a show come Sunday — and if we could win Indy, I just might get my mug on the Go Daddy homepage.”
Hinch, who replaced Danica Patrick on the IndyCar circuit, is campaigning to replace the Go Daddy Girl on the front of the Go Daddy website. He, himself, launched a grass-roots campaign via social media a few months ago shortly after wearing a “Danica-wig” on ABC TV during the pre-race broadcast of the season’s first race.
“Hinch is just fun to watch. He’s entertaining, he’s a tech guy and his sense of humor is absolutely contagious,” said Go Daddy Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President Barb Rechterman. “We saw his ‘campaign’ and thought it was worth giving him a shot … why not make it official?”
You can vote to put Hinch or Danica on the homepage and see how the votes are trending right now at www.GoDaddy.com/Vote. A win at the Brickyard just might be the push Hinch needs to land him “on the homepage.”
“Hinch has given us a ‘Go Daddy first,’” said Rechterman. “We’ve never had a driver start in the front row at Indy. And this just might help him with his ‘Hinch for Homepage’ campaign too … and how cool would it be for Hinch to win the Indy 500. I think we’d have to put him on the homepage if he wins Sunday!”
Source - http://www.tophosts.com/articles/012911.html
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