Of course Tide had paid for the exposure on Fox at prime time but lets suppose they hadn't, how can you prove to me Tide is better than brands X, Y and Z in these situations? Right thing is avoid brand exposure on tv in case you don't pay for it, my opinion. There's a lot of competition on laundry detergent market, no kidding.

The funniest part of the jet dryer incident was the track marshals cleaning up the track. They suddenly appeared with some three or four packs of Tide detergent right in front of the camera...it was funny because it was clear that was a merchandising, even the brazilian SPEED commentators were laughing about it....you know, americans do not lose the minimum chance of making merchandising. Guess Tide had profited from that situation.

Like, "the world is going to end" but hey, don't forget to buy Snickers on Walmart, only $ 2 a pack.

Of course Tide had paid for the exposure on Fox at prime time but lets suppose they hadn't, how can you prove to me Tide is better than brands X, Y and Z in these situations? Right thing is avoid brand exposure on tv in case you don't pay for it, my opinion. There's a lot of competition on laundry detergent market, no kidding.

Of course Tide had paid for the exposure on Fox at prime time but lets suppose they hadn't, how can you prove to me Tide is better than brands X, Y and Z in these situations? Right thing is avoid brand exposure on tv in case you don't pay for it, my opinion. There's a lot of competition on laundry detergent market, no kidding.

(The Supercross race in 2008 at Daytona was run in the rain while the track was completely flooded.)

Why was nothing said about Juan going that fast under caution or atleast through a zone where safety vehicles were present? I don't think you are allowed to go that fast other than when the track has been cleared of safety vehicles and they've been given the one to go so wavearounds can speed around the track. It would've been a disaster if there was any personnel out on the track there too.