Speedy Signs to Sponsor 2011 Kiwi Nationals
press release
Kartsport Southland is pleased to announce the naming rights sponsor for the upcoming Kartsport Nationals being held in Invercargill in Easter 2011, the event to be known as the 'Speedy Signs 2011 KartSport New Zealand National Sprint Championships'.
Kartsport Southland Publicity Officer, Daryl Shuttleworth said; “As a club we are thrilled to have Speedy Signs on board for what is one of the biggest motorsport events being held in New Zealand next year.
"It’s a perfect fit, Kartsport has drivers from all around the country attending this event, and Speedy Signs have twenty three branches around the country so the Speedy Signs brand will be well known and well recognized by all involved.”
Shuttleworth also said; “as a club we have been working our fingers to the bone to upgrade the Invercargill track and facilities, now having Speedy Signs come on board for the upcoming nationals, is just the cherry on top for what is going to be an amazing event.”
Speedy Signs has been in New Zealand for twelve years and has twenty three branches in its network New Zealand wide. It is also part of the world’s largest sign franchise known as Signarama, which boasts over one thousand stores in over fifty countries.
"They're a company that has integrity," says Daryl Shuttleworth, " and a company that Kartsport Southland is honoured to have an association with for this event."
As well as the overall event naming rights sponsor, Kartsport Southland is also pleased to announce the current class sponsors for the Speedy Signs 2011 Kartsport New Zealand Sprint Championships; The Southland Times, SBS Bank, Invercargill Oil Shop and The Rock FM, with more to be added over the next month.
The Speedy Signs 2011 Kartsport New Zealand Nationals takes place between April 22 – 24 at Kartsport Southland's track situated in Otatara just outside Invercargill.
For more details go to www.kartsportsouth.com www.kartsport.org.nz or www.speedysigns.co.nz or the Kartsport Southland page on Facebook.
