BLUEBIRD ELECTRIC    BE3 - PARTNERS

Sponsors are invited to underwrite testing of Bluebird Electric (BE3) in the summer of 2005 at 'Pendine Sands' and 'Elvington Airport' in the UK prior to an attempt on the World record at the Bonneville Salt Flats, USA or the Verneuk Pan Desert SA.  Nelson's vehicles have generated articles in the following media:

• Meridian TV (Borzoi joystick car)  

• The Big Breakfast (BE1)

• BE1 featured at the London Arena LETEC awards ceremony 1996

• Olympia 1996

• The BE2 was shown at the Goodwood festival and the Bexhill 100 events 1997 & 1998

• The BE2 is now on display at Filching Manor Motor Museum
                         

Richard Noble set a new British land speed record in the early 1980's with Thrust 2 powered by an after-burning Rolls Royce Avon jet engine, beating the 200+ mph of Tony Densham.  Richard's record stood for 18 years.  In the summer of 1998, Richard's record was beaten by Colin Fallows in his Vampire jet dragster, attaining 269 mph at Elvington Airport in Yorkshire.  

Then in July of 2000 Colin's record was improved by Mark Newby reaching 272.9 mph, swiftly followed by Colin again in his Vampire, reaching 300.3 mph.

The current British electric land speed record stands at a little over 135 mph, hence you may think electric vehicles ponderous by comparison to all those noisy smelly jets.  However, the Bluebird Electric BE3 stands a very good chance of taking the outright British land speed record, in a sleek clean green machine.  Can you imagine what the media will make of this.  Wouldn't you like your company to be associated with such an astounding event?

Nelson Kruschandl - driver/designer BE3

Nelson's prototype Bluebirds have already been reported in:

• The Evening Argus

• Daily Mail  

• Autocar

• Sussex Express

• Eastbourne Herald

• The Times 

• The Telegraph

• Popular Science Magazine

This site (and subject partner sites), generate some 17,000 visits a day, every day, 365 days a year.  What would you have to pay to obtain that kind of public interest?  Last year we received some 12,000 visits a day on average.  The current trend suggest that next year will yield some 20,000 visits a day.  If you have a product that could do with this kind of exposure, a Prime sponsor could benefit from product and logo placing, to generate public interest and direct orders.

Other benefits of sponsorship include:

1) Prominent logo placement on: the car - on team clothing & team vehicles.

2) Personal appearances by the drivers and car at your company's functions or exhibitions.

3) Promotion of your company at events attended by the team.

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