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JR DROPS BUD!!!

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With the others getting 18-20 million per year, it wouldn't surprise me to find out that Jr.'s sponsor will up the ante to 30 million. They are well aware of the rewards it will reap. :thumb:

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From SceneDaily:

"The future licensing rights to Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be negotiated by Earnhardt Jr.'s own company, JR Motorsports, not Hendrick Motorsports, for whom he'll drive next season. ...Earnhardt Jr. will be the only driver who controls licensing rights for his car and sponsor, in addition to himself. ...JRM will still have a business agreement with Hendrick to share in the revenue - neither team would divulge the breakdown - but JR Motorsports will select the licensee and approve the products as well as the distribution. ...All of Junior's licensing deals at DEI expire at the end of this season, which gives JRM a clean slate to work with beginning next year. Negotiations with licensees have already begun." :eek:

From SceneDaily:

"The future licensing rights to Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be negotiated by Earnhardt Jr.'s own company, JR Motorsports, not Hendrick Motorsports, for whom he'll drive next season. ...Earnhardt Jr. will be the only driver who controls licensing rights for his car and sponsor, in addition to himself. ...JRM will still have a business agreement with Hendrick to share in the revenue - neither team would divulge the breakdown - but JR Motorsports will select the licensee and approve the products as well as the distribution. ...All of Junior's licensing deals at DEI expire at the end of this season, which gives JRM a clean slate to work with beginning next year. Negotiations with licensees have already begun." :eek:

 

That's awesome for Junior.

From SceneDaily:

"The future licensing rights to Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be negotiated by Earnhardt Jr.'s own company, JR Motorsports, not Hendrick Motorsports, for whom he'll drive next season. ...Earnhardt Jr. will be the only driver who controls licensing rights for his car and sponsor, in addition to himself. ...JRM will still have a business agreement with Hendrick to share in the revenue - neither team would divulge the breakdown - but JR Motorsports will select the licensee and approve the products as well as the distribution. ...All of Junior's licensing deals at DEI expire at the end of this season, which gives JRM a clean slate to work with beginning next year. Negotiations with licensees have already begun." :eek:

 

4 words: Junior gonna be rich. :jump: 4 more words: He learned from Daddy.

 

He's been bending over backwards and sideways, sometimes simultaneously, to avoid comparisons with his father in an attempt to escape Senior's shadow, but this ups the ante by several orders of magnitude.

Jr will have a lot of different paint schemes next year with all of the different drinks he will have on his car. I have heard that Bud and HMS went out on bad terms when Bud left to go with Jr and with Bud still being signed to DEI made it hard to follow. I really wish they would have, Jr and Bud just really went together like Peanut butter and ladies.

Will this be Jr.'s next ride?

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Looks like you've been researching some, Kitty! :thumb:

After all the troubles in the three major sports I thought Nascar joined the ranks when I read: "JR DROPS BUD!!!"

 

I thought, wonder if he picked it up...

Will this be Jr.'s next ride?

 

 

 

If the car looks anything close to that, it will be a great looking car.

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