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Baltimore's Grand Prix lands largest sponsor
The Grand Prix of Baltimore has landed its largest sponsor to date, officials said Wednesday. Called a "presenting sponsor," Chrysler Group's Street and Racing Technology — SRT — will be added to the race's official logo. The sponsorship will...
Tags: Marketing, Open-Wheel Racing, Michael Andretti, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Chrysler Group LLC
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The Interview: Andretti marketing officer gears up for Grand Prix
Towson native and racing executive JF Thormann saw two of his drivers finish in the Top 10 of the Baltimore Grand Prix's main race last year.
This year, Thormann — the executive vice president and chief operating officer of Andretti Autosport &#...Tags: Michael Andretti, Financial Aid, Indianapolis 500, Auto Racing, Andretti Autosport
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Baltimore Grand Prix: Race on
The new team that's organizing the Baltimore Grand Prix faces two big challenges. The first is overcoming the logistical difficulties of throwing together the complicated enterprise that is a three-day street racing festival in less than four months....
Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Auto Racing
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Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
ON THE SITE... Signs of violent struggle in North Baltimore triple shooting: Police found one man, age unknown, who was shot in the head and later died, one 50-year-old woman who was shot in the foot, and one 28-year-old man who was shot in the face....Tags: Pennsylvania Statue University Sexual Abuse Scandal (2012), Football, Netflix Inc., Abusive Behavior, Sunoco Incorporated
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Grand Prix group lands some sponsors
With seven weeks to go until the race, the new organizers of the Baltimore Grand Prix announced several sponsors at a promotional event Monday that launched their first marketing campaign.
Sunoco, Dr Pepper and Giant Food were announced as the first...Tags: Marketing, Open-Wheel Racing, Michael Andretti, IndyCar Series, Giant Food, LLC
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Milwaukee mayor: New Grand Prix managment will get the job done
It won't be long before racing fans in Baltimore and television viewers from around the world will once again enjoy IndyCar racing with your beautiful waterfront skyline as a backdrop. And as we experienced here last month with Milwaukee IndyFest, I'm...
Tags: Open-Wheel Racing, Marketing, Michael Andretti, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Auto Racing
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Guest blogger Ryan Hunter-Reay discusses his recent hot streak
[Editor's note: This is IndyCar driver Ryan Hunter-Reay's second blog for The Baltimore Sun. It was written before he won the pole for Sunday's race in Edmonton. To see his introductory post, click here.] Welcome back, everyone. It’s been a...
Tags: Toronto (Canada), Open-Wheel Racing, IndyCar Series, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Auto Racing
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Longtime member painting new murals at Pine Ridge Swim Club
In early May, when the time came to freshen up Pine Ridge Swim Club in Parkville, including replacing the once-bright flower murals painted by a member in 1997, manager John Tolerton had no idea where to find another artist to paint new murals. The...
Tags: Inner Harbor, Parkville, Amusement and Theme Parks, Arts
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Tee-Bee's Place in Parkville fined $2,000 in wake of fatal stabbing
The owner of a Parkville bar can keep his liquor license but must pay a $2,000 fine after the fatal stabbing of a bouncer there over Labor Day weekend. On Monday, the Baltimore County Liquor Board ordered Tee-Bee's Place to pay the fine within 30 days,...Tags: Murder, Dining and Drinking, Fines, Punishment, Bars and Clubs
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At The Churches: Hobbyists needed to create interest and appreciation in their craft
The Rev. Ira Barr believes the greater Arbutus and Lansdowne areas overflow with talented hobbyists who like showcasing their skills and expertise. He's inviting these creative folks to participate in Arbutus United Methodist Church's Community Hobby...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Methodist, Halethorpe, Christianity, Kansas City Royals
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First Grand Prix group starts to pay back taxes
The organizers of the first Baltimore Grand Prix — which ran up millions in debts to vendors and taxpayers — have begun paying their back taxes, an attorney for the closed business said Thursday. Steven D. Silverman, who represents...Tags: Michael Andretti, Companies and Corporations, Finance, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Auto Racing
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London gears up for Olympics as only the British can
The Olympic torch came to Brixton on Thursday, and so did Amy Cohen. She lived in the South London district until recently, a job change and the continuing financial crisis sending her to live back home with her parents at age 34. Among the throngs who...
Tags: Cell Phones, Companies and Corporations, Coca-Cola Co., Stella McCartney, 2010 Winter Olympic Games
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