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Subject: Re: How bout that Budweiser #8

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Stir Master

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Date Posted: Thursday, May 18, 01:08:40pm
In reply to: Stir Master 's message, "Re: How bout that Budweiser #8" on Thursday, May 18, 12:48:18pm

Okay Alpha and Queen, just to show my support for my women... this is just for you:

Women make up 40 percent of NASCAR's fan base, writes Jim Pedley of The Kansas City Star. Don't be surprised if that number rises.

One reason why it might was at Kansas Speedway earlier this week selling tickets. Kasey Kahne was on hand, and female fans came as far as Iowa or played hookey that day to make an important call.

It was also good for Kansas Speedway, which announced a significant sales increase the morning he was there.

Why we care: Not since the early years of Jeff Gordon have fans, especially females, been this giddy over a driver. But the 26-year-old Kahne brings a certain charisma that draws attention.

"We're not surprised by the appeal that Kasey has on people in general, as he's the type of guy that men want to be and women want to be with," said Pam Hollander, director of sponsorship marketing at Allstate Insurance, which has a TV commercial deal with Kahne.

The two girls from Iowa got to meet Kahne. One couldn't stop shaking as she posed for a picture.

But they described it one word: "Hot."

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: How bout that Budweiser #8	carl edwards	Thursday, May 18, 02:53:40pm

Re: How bout that Budweiser #8	see	Thursday, May 18, 03:02:56pm
Re: How bout that Budweiser #8 -- Queen, Thursday, May 18, 07:48:57pm