Who is the typical race
fan?
That is a hard question to
answer because race fans come from all walks of life. We have
created a fairly accurate composite of the "typical" motorsports
fan.
Motorsports fans have a
good income.
60% earn between $30,000 -
$80,000.
25% earn between $30,000 -
$40,000.
22% earn between $20,000 -
$30,000.
21% earn between $15,000 -
$25,000.
14% earn between $55,000 -
$90,000.
10% earn under $15,000.
8% earn over $90,000.
Motorsports fans are
educated and smart. They know what they want and how to get it.
84% are high school
graduates.
46% are college graduates.
Motorsports fans are
affluent, active, educated and over 75% are between the ages of
21 to 49.
18% are younger than 18
years of age.
17% are between 18 - 24
years of age.
26% are between 25 - 34
years of age.
21% are between 35 - 44
years of age.
12% are between 45 - 54
years of age.
6% are over 55 years of
age.
These statistics give you
a general idea of the typical motorsports fan but here are a few
more interesting things worth noting.
40% of all motorsports
fans are female.
66% of all motorsports
fans own their homes.
41% of all motorsports
fans attend a motorsports event weekly.
59% of all motorsports
fans are married.
Studies show 75% - 93%
brand loyalty among motorsports fans.
Motorsports marketing is
one of the best values available. The proff is the wide range of
companies participating. McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Proctor & Gamble
and Kodak are just some of the many companies that have taken
advantage of the motorsports marketing to reach their potential
customers.
Statistics are based on
research from: Performance Research, Simmons Market Research
Bureau Inc, The Action Group and Charlie Hayes.