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An Extremely Urgent Message from Jerry Kunzman
Date: June 21st 2011
Dear NASA Member / Former Member,
Please forgive me for this unsolicited email. This really isn’t
about NASA either. It’s about a brand new, state of the art, racing
facility here in the USA; Austin Texas to be exact. They are trying
to lock in a Formula One race, and without all of the state and
local authorities fully onboard, it might not happen. If it doesn’t
happen, the track project might fail. Please spare just a few
seconds to sign the petition referenced below. I am including the
original letter from the track below.
Thank you for your help,
Jerry Kunzman
Executive Director
PS: The meeting is June 23. Please spread this through all social
media.
Jerry,
Thanks for taking the time to speak with me a bit this afternoon.
Just to recap: on June 23rd, Austin's City Council will vote on tax
issues that will mean the difference between hosting the Formula 1
United States Grand Prix or not. It is very possible Circuit of The
Americas will not be built if there does not appear to be enough
support for it.
We are hoping to make an online petition go viral:http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/supportusgpracing/ Any
support you could lend us in terms of posting it on the NASA
homepage or forwarding the link via newsletter would be of huge
service! Also, Any clout you may have with various VIPs - and by
that I'm talking about big names in Indy, NASCAR, and other series
- would be of great help if it meant we could get drivers and teams
tweeting regularly between now and the 23rd, or even posting it on
their respective sites. It's one thing to gain support from within,
and another entirely if we can get U.S. racing the fans
involved!
The petition was made in conjunction with Circuit of the Americas'
media relations firm, Hahn, Texas (http://hahntexas.com/). And believe me
when I tell you that it will make a positive impact on the City
Council's decision-making process if we are able to collect enough
signatures.
Thanks again. Please let me know if you have any questions,
-Austin Miller
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