USACi (INTERNATIONAL)

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Ralph

I have always wondered since we added the "I" what USACi is doing in other coutries, I know we are running in Mexico and Ocassionally Canada, but what about the comps in columbia, or thailand, etc etc.

I was just kind of wondering do they follow the same class strutures as we do here in the states, i know mexico does, how do the numbers compare in other coutries compared to here. I haven't been out of the coutry as often as i used to, but when I was in the past it has always seemed that I hear and see alot more people doing the car audio thing than around the states. Are competitions thriving in these other countries, and how come we never see results, etc. Do they have seperate directors and website than us?

Just kinda wondering how big we actually are, and what works for them, and also how they compare to us.

thanks

Viva Las Mexico!

wow in comes competitors that have done mainly drag in the past, and now ee are seeing the same things proposed here thatw as proposed there.

I guess the enxt thing is a teliprompter to have a showdown between us/mexico/thailand ????????????????


Nice is this what ya getting at, and the other advantage is those in the northeast quadrant who dont or wont make the trip be able to compete via the screen also?????????

Would you come to New York for finals Sanman?

i bet he would, and he'd still prob do some spanking

You speak for him?

no not at all, far from it, but i'd come

kickercrx wrote:

but i'd come

Now that's alright.

Id go..... Especially in Mexico City but yup i would be nervouse fo shoooooooooooo......

You'll be alright.

Actually, Mexico City or Monterrey would probably be a financial windfall. They LOVE this stuff down there. Hmmmmm.....

I could see 20k people EASY at the gate alone!

If what you're saying is true, you would have been down there by now.
And does the U.S. and Mexico really make you international?

Nice wrote:

If what you're saying is true, you would have been down there by now.
And does the U.S. and Mexico really make you international?

Actually Mexico is a franchise. We cannot go here without an agreement with the local USACI owner and then there is a profit sharing that must take place.

As for the gate, we would make a huge profit. Getting all our USA members to drive to Mexico would not work and we would then leave a huge whole inthe US market for others to exploit.

Nice wrote:

If what you're saying is true, you would have been down there by now.
And does the U.S. and Mexico really make you international?

As the USA and Mexico are two differnet nations, the answer would be yes. . don't forget Canada!

OK, Mr. International, that explains it.

USACI wrote:

Nice wrote:

If what you're saying is true, you would have been down there by now.
And does the U.S. and Mexico really make you international?

Actually Mexico is a franchise. We cannot go here without an agreement with the local USACI owner and then there is a profit sharing that must take place.

As for the gate, we would make a huge profit. Getting all our USA members to drive to Mexico would not work and we would then leave a huge whole inthe US market for others to exploit.

Now having said that, can the USACi (Mexico) champions also use the title of "World Champions"?

Nice wrote:

USACI wrote:

Nice wrote:

If what you're saying is true, you would have been down there by now.
And does the U.S. and Mexico really make you international?

Actually Mexico is a franchise. We cannot go here without an agreement with the local USACI owner and then there is a profit sharing that must take place.

As for the gate, we would make a huge profit. Getting all our USA members to drive to Mexico would not work and we would then leave a huge whole inthe US market for others to exploit.

Now having said that, can the USACi (Mexico) champions also use the title of "World Champions"?

Nope. Mexico has a NATIONAL FINALS. USA has the WROLD FINALS. You want the title you have to coem to the USA.

Dems da rules, just like I made em.

O.K., that explains it completely for me, thanks.