Intro to Dale Jarrett

[Admin]

As time permits I will give an in-depth explanation of DJRT as I did for DHPI. If you're a Nascar Fan, this is the adventure of a lifetime. If you're an Investor, this could be the investment of a lifetime. If you're a Nascar Fan, and an Investor, this could be as close to Heaven as you'll ever get without crossing the river Jordan.

To fully comprehend what Dale Jarrett's Racing Adventure has to offer, go to:

www.racingadventure.com

This is not a ride along adventure like Petty offers. This is the real deal. You behind the wheel of a real Nascar, driving 165 M.P.H.

Now go to your favorite search engine (I refuse to do all your work for you ) and learn about the Nascar phenomena. Find out how many fans there are. Find out what people are paying for a ticket to a race, or to buy a jacket at the souvenir stand.

Now close your mouth before flies get in. I know, it's huge. Huger than huge. Are you staggered? Of course you are. If you aren't, then you didn't do the research above and you are now banned from the board.

Do the Due so the rest makes sense.

Dale Jarrett's Racing Adventure has virtually NO competition. The website will be redesigned in the near future, and an agressive marketing campaign is about to be embarked upon. The world doesn't even know this company exists. YET!

Now if you're a Nascar Fan you're probably already busy booking your race so the next part will go right over your head. When you calm down, come back and read it later with your investor hat on.

Investors, do I have your attention? Good!
Many of you reading this are shareholders of CMKX who oddly enough has a race car also. Now many have speculated about CMKX being a Carl Sagan stock. (billions and billions and billions of shares and shareholders) We're not sure, but we're having fun right?

DJRT is a bit different. Read the press releases. View the videos from Xtreme3. Read about the cash flow. Now try to sleep tonight after the following statement.

The company has 100 shareholders. ;D

Big Blessings
CT

[RuttegerJohnson]

OK...I have my investor hat on. Negative shareholder equity, lower year-over-year quarterly revenues and a crapload of deferred revenue (which the FASB isn't really crazy about) don't really do it for me. Went public a few years back and clearly haven't executed their business plan, recession or not.

What kind of hat are you wearing. A beanie with a little propeller?

Seriously, it is true that NASCAR is enormously popular (among hillbillies especially), so why isn't this company making more money? And where will the money come from for this marketing campaign? Current ratio doesn't look that promising.

[Admin]

Dear RJ,
The internet is littered with message boards where people sling mud, call names and far worse. ChristianTraders is not such a forum. From a personal standpoint, my skin is pretty thick and not much bothers me. (my propeller didn't even spin) My true concern is that you might respond in such a manner to another member. For today, I'll let it go, but please understand that on this board, even when we disagree, we do it with dignity, respect and kindness.

With that out of the way, let's move on to the point of your post - DJRT - Dale Jarrett's Racing Adventure
www.racingadventure.com

Point taken - But as with many emerging growth companies, especially those that are about to become profitable, investors who buy in anticipation of better things to come usually get well rewarded - Based on the number of events this quarter including a blowout weekend of record revenues at Talladega Superspeedway and the increased margins that are expected to be in the high 60% ~ 75% range for most of their recent events that most companies would die for, it would not surprise if this little gem were to report record revenues this year of $2 Million plus and upwards of several hundred thousand in net profits at a minimum.

Given the sold out nature of most events for the year to date, along with scheduling of additional events to meet demand, this company should perform exceptionally well going forward as bookings continue to increase and will likely be an outperformer as they continue to exploit the truly amazing Nascar phenomenon and the World's fastest growing spectator sport.

Fact is, Dale Jarrett Racing Adventure is a unique situation because it is operating at expanding capacity to meet the growing demand from 75 Million Nascar fans and the estimated 3 Million Nascar fanatics, many of whom would all like to drive their own Nascar at
165 MPH plus, and have one of the greatest experiences of their lifetime.

Something approaching 30.000 customers can't be wrong with satisfaction levels that are the envy of many companies. With the high discretionary incomes of tens of millions of thrill seekers who demand more than the rudimentary of everyday pastimes, couch potatoeism or packaged vacations, DJRT provides outstanding adventure in meeting a growing need.

The only thing more exciting to me than driving a Real Nascar 165 MPH, is the opportunity to own a substantial piece of the company at today's give-away price. Mr. Casavant isn't the only one capable of an extrordinary PR campaign. Where will the money come from? I think we've covered that.

DJRT is an extremely unique, under-valued company. A share price of $3-$5 would not suprise me in the least within the next 2 years. If you're looking to get rich overnight, this stock may not be for you. If you have a 6-24 month time frame, and believe in the future of NASCAR, the opportunity to realize a 10 fold gain is passing fast.

Nascar is not an urban myth.

Blessings
CT

ps/ "Cletus, run up yonder and fetch Ma's washboard out from under the trailer so she can git our Sunday go to meeting clothes ready. Tomorrow's race day." ;D

[RuttegerJohnson]

My apologies. Weak attempt at humor. I'm simply surprised djrt hasn't been more profitable by now. With the fan base nascar has and Dale's reputable name, it just seems like a can't miss. I do see that half of their events are sold out this year. I personally know that the sport of Nascar will only increase in popularity. Does that mean profit djrt? I'm not sure. Is expansion on the horizon that you know of? Are you comfortable with management?

RJ

[Admin]

No apology needed. I actually did find it funny, me in a beanie, if you knew me, it's so apropo. I was just concerned how others might take it. Folks are mighty sensitive because of the verbal abuse that takes place elsewhere, which is why they come here for Safe Haven.

In answer to your question, YES!, expansion is on the horizon. I spent an hour on the phone with the CEO last week and I was very impressed. Rarely in this arena do we have the opportunity to engage someone with so much on the ball and yet so much humility. He's a good ol' family man, but one sharp cookie. I mean sharp! His name is Tim Shannon, and I think if you put in a call as a shareholder, potential shareholder or just an interested party, he would take the time to talk to you also.

If I offended anyone named Cletus or anyone who lives in a trailer (my mom lives in a trailer) with my attempt at humor, please forgive me also.

Blessings
CT