Originally Posted by
OffRoadJunkie
Here's a thought.
If I were a big RC brand, instead of spending millions on sponsoring drivers and advertising to current racers/bashers, I would put much of that money into introducing my brand to new potential buyers. I would start sponsoring robotic and automotive courses at colleges and high schools. I would also donate product for them to tinker with. Those are the students that are into this type of stuff, and are highly likely to purchase RC products.
Well it looks like your idea has been pretty well bashed. But I need to add another nail
Someone I know is an extreme high end RC racer, winning multiple national championships and now has his own RC track (nice one too)
His son is totally into robotics, and couldn't care less about racing
Go figure