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Dangerous, red and full of wine
A modeling show looking for wine models will be part of the Motorsports 2010 expo at the Greater Philadelphia Exposition Center in Oaks.
The Dangerous Red Wine Model Search is being presented by Jamerson Motorsports and sponsored by Valenzano Winery in New Jersey.
Women age 18 and older are invited to be part of the event, which is free to participate in. The Jan. 22 event will start at 8 p.m. where the participants will be judged on poise, appearance and choice of attire. Four winners will be chosen, each receiving $500. The four will be representatives of Dangerous Red Wines and be required to participate in appearances for the wines at the StreetBlaze 100 Race Car & Trade Show on Saturday and Sunday. They will also participate in a calendar photo shoot in 2010 and make one other public appearance in the new year.
Dangerous RED will have their own NASCAR Nationwide Series car on display at the racing expo. Also appearing at the expo will be the owners of Valenzano Winery and Mark Woods, the founder of Operation Troop Aid. A portion of proceeds from sales of Dangerous Red Wines will go toward Operation Troop Aid.
Russ Newberry, the deck boss on the Time Bandit/Wizard on "The Deadliest Catch" will be signing autographs throughout the three-day show that runs Jan. 22-24. Newberry endorses Dangerous Red Wines.
A contestant application for the model search and judging can be found at www.aarn.com.
All contestants must be at the show and registered for the model search by
7 p.m. Jan. 22, and those who register in advance at will receive a free ticket
to the show.
Winners of the model search will also be invited to compete in the BPG Racing Ms. Motorsports Pageant on Saturday, Jan. 23 at the expo. Former winners of the Ms. Motorsports competition may compete in the model search.
Dangerous Red wines are currently only available in New Jersey, but Valenzano Winery is hoping to expand its sales area into Pennsylvania in 2010.
For more on Dangerous Red wines, visit www.dangerousdeckhands.com and click on the wine symbol.
The Dangerous Red Wine Model Search is being presented by Jamerson Motorsports and sponsored by Valenzano Winery in New Jersey.
Women age 18 and older are invited to be part of the event, which is free to participate in. The Jan. 22 event will start at 8 p.m. where the participants will be judged on poise, appearance and choice of attire. Four winners will be chosen, each receiving $500. The four will be representatives of Dangerous Red Wines and be required to participate in appearances for the wines at the StreetBlaze 100 Race Car & Trade Show on Saturday and Sunday. They will also participate in a calendar photo shoot in 2010 and make one other public appearance in the new year.
Dangerous RED will have their own NASCAR Nationwide Series car on display at the racing expo. Also appearing at the expo will be the owners of Valenzano Winery and Mark Woods, the founder of Operation Troop Aid. A portion of proceeds from sales of Dangerous Red Wines will go toward Operation Troop Aid.
Russ Newberry, the deck boss on the Time Bandit/Wizard on "The Deadliest Catch" will be signing autographs throughout the three-day show that runs Jan. 22-24. Newberry endorses Dangerous Red Wines.
A contestant application for the model search and judging can be found at www.aarn.com.
All contestants must be at the show and registered for the model search by
7 p.m. Jan. 22, and those who register in advance at will receive a free ticket
to the show.
Winners of the model search will also be invited to compete in the BPG Racing Ms. Motorsports Pageant on Saturday, Jan. 23 at the expo. Former winners of the Ms. Motorsports competition may compete in the model search.
Dangerous Red wines are currently only available in New Jersey, but Valenzano Winery is hoping to expand its sales area into Pennsylvania in 2010.
For more on Dangerous Red wines, visit www.dangerousdeckhands.com and click on the wine symbol.
Labels: Dangerous Red Wines, model search, Oaks, Operation Troop Aid
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