Tuesday, June 19, 2007

What was Tony Novotny thinking?

In a story by the Ottawa Citizen's Deirdre McMurdy, CASCAR founder Tony Novotny questions the reasoning behind the Conservative Party of Canada's sponsorship of Pierre Bourque.

Said Novotny, "It's a very expensive sport and a risky one. The message you send by losing or crashing isn't very positive, is it?"

Well, hopefully no one tells that to Dodge, Castrol, MOPAR, Canadian Tire, Tim Hortons, Home Hardware, Milwaukee Tools, etc.... all of whom sponsor cars that sometimes crash and usually lose.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sounds like Tony is bitter already that NASCAR has done what he greedily could not do!

Anonymous said...

Tony's a cheap bastard. I talked with him at Mosport. He's a bitter guy, full of sour grapes. He blew it with Cascar. If he can't manage a smile, he should just stay home instead of hanging around the race track.

Anonymous said...

What a bonehead that Navotny. I say good riddance, he's been stinking up the joint for years.

Anonymous said...

What a bonehead that Navotny. I say good riddance, he's been stinking up the joint for years.

Anonymous said...

thats my uncle retard so shut up d
dumb jew miester