题目内容
资料题：What is NOT mentioned about the first Fedfire Auto Racing Competition?
2021-12-13
A.It was attended by the mayor of Austin.
B.It took place over a holiday weekend.
C.It coincided with a publication’s anniversary.
D.It marked a first for the city of Austin.
参考资料
FIRST FEDFIRE AUTO RACING COMPETITIONGrand Auto Journal, one of the country’s most widely read car magazines, is organizing the first Fedfire Auto Racing Competition as part of its 10th anniversary celebration. Open to both amateur and professional drivers, this one-day event will be held at the Schoonmaker Field in Austin, Texas on November 17.
Details about the race are available in the latest issue of Grand Auto Journal, or on www. grandauto.com/fedfire. AUSTIN NEWS IFedfire Auto RaceAUSTIN — The first Fedfire Auto Racing Competition was held successfully on November 17 at Austin’s new Schoonmaker Field, with thousands of spectators in attendance. The event, organized by Grand Auro Journal and sponsored by Raikonen Motors, was the first of its kind in the citv and attracted car enthusiasts from around the country.I Iunter Harrington and Randy Wilson emerged as winners in the professional categories for adults and youths, respectively, beating 4U orlier participants in a competition that lasted for more than five hours. In the amateur categories, their counterparts were Louclla Anderson and Denver Morgan. City mayor Fred Gellar, speaking as the guest of honor at the concluding awards ceremony, congratulated everyone involved in the day’s events. Eli Thomson, chief editor of Grand Auto Journal, was likewise grateful for the turnout and announced that the event would be held again next year. To: Melanie Avila <m.avila@grandautojournal.com>From: Eli Thomson <e.thomson@grandautojournal.com>Subject: Requested summary Date: December 14 Attachment: Report.fileDear Ms. Avila,Below is a summary report of what we made and spent on last month’s race. Even though it wasn’t our intention, you can see that we managed to carve out a small amount. We should also see a significant increase in magazine subscriptions over the coming months. Already, the number of visitors to our Web site has more than doubled. I’m afraid it isn’t all good news, though, as I’ve also learned that our sponsor will not be renewing their contract.Given what we've learned about the event, however, we shouldn't have trouble finding a new one. Please find I additional details in the attached report.
Sincerely,Eli ThomsonEditor-in-chief, Grand Auto Journal
Details about the race are available in the latest issue of Grand Auto Journal, or on www. grandauto.com/fedfire. AUSTIN NEWS IFedfire Auto RaceAUSTIN — The first Fedfire Auto Racing Competition was held successfully on November 17 at Austin’s new Schoonmaker Field, with thousands of spectators in attendance. The event, organized by Grand Auro Journal and sponsored by Raikonen Motors, was the first of its kind in the citv and attracted car enthusiasts from around the country.I Iunter Harrington and Randy Wilson emerged as winners in the professional categories for adults and youths, respectively, beating 4U orlier participants in a competition that lasted for more than five hours. In the amateur categories, their counterparts were Louclla Anderson and Denver Morgan. City mayor Fred Gellar, speaking as the guest of honor at the concluding awards ceremony, congratulated everyone involved in the day’s events. Eli Thomson, chief editor of Grand Auto Journal, was likewise grateful for the turnout and announced that the event would be held again next year. To: Melanie Avila <m.avila@grandautojournal.com>From: Eli Thomson <e.thomson@grandautojournal.com>Subject: Requested summary Date: December 14 Attachment: Report.fileDear Ms. Avila,Below is a summary report of what we made and spent on last month’s race. Even though it wasn’t our intention, you can see that we managed to carve out a small amount. We should also see a significant increase in magazine subscriptions over the coming months. Already, the number of visitors to our Web site has more than doubled. I’m afraid it isn’t all good news, though, as I’ve also learned that our sponsor will not be renewing their contract.Given what we've learned about the event, however, we shouldn't have trouble finding a new one. Please find I additional details in the attached report. Sincerely,Eli ThomsonEditor-in-chief, Grand Auto Journal