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TEX
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Thanks Tom. Believe me, we're well aware of the costs associated, 'cept that we don't know what it would cost to set up the course. My promoter charged $10 per spectator last year & got 4,700 spectators. Said he made a 13% profit on the day. The insurance company wanted $10,000 just to cover the 20-minute monster truck exhibition. Fortunately, Bigfoot was able to get his own coverage & also was able to cover the other guy.Originally posted by [email protected]:
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Tex here is my two bits scine i am one of the promoters for the NWRCA Event I can tell you what it costs us per competitor by the time you add in the event isurance cost of the land or permits and the porta poties trophies t-shorts banners, and all the other little things nobody thinks about the cost is some where around $150 to break even </STRONG>
True, but if we could get say 20 in each class, that would be $2,800 in entry money leaving us just $975 short. And if the rock-crawl would bring in 300 people who wouldn't have come, that's another $3,000 in gate money. So, that would cover the prize purse & insurance, and possibly the excavation costs. We awarded $10,500 in prize money to the mud racers at this year's event. 'Course, only $3,500 of that was bonus money - the other $7,000 was collected in entry fees. And just the racers' families coming in at $10 a head ($5 for kids) was probably enough to cover the bonus purse WITHOUT any outside spectators <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">Originally posted by SquirrelMaster:
<STRONG>You will definatly get *some* compitition but I don't know if you could get enough people to cover the prize money. </STRONG>
Now THAT's funny <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">Originally posted by Chris Geiger:
<STRONG>Why charge anything? It ought to be free.</STRONG>