Saturday, October 15, 2011

My design brief CUVCOR04B


One of our recent assessments had us tasked with coming up with our own design brief for a new business. Me, being the motorsport enthusiast I am, decided to go for a motorsport-oriented business, with its own private racing facility. I figured that just having a race track was a bit of a bore, so I also opted to include tours, events and the like.



Business name
Riverina Revsport

Contact details
Josh Horsley
E-mail: j.horsley@gmx.com
Mobile: 0417582775

Project Type and Title
Branding and promotion of Riverina Revsport.

Background
Riverina Revsport is a new and exciting venture into the world of Australian motorsport and the very colourful history of Australia's automotive history. Our main focus will be providing a driving ring through the rural countryside just outside of Wagga Wagga, inspired by public road courses including Australia's own Mount Panorama, the autobahns of Germany, including the legendary Nürburgring Nordschleife, and events such as Targa Florio, Rallye Monte Carlo, and Isle of Man TT.
The circuit itself will be around 17km in length, situated within the southern outskirts of Wagga Wagga. The circuit will run clockwise, and will feature many fast sweeps combined with tricky, technical sections. The main inspiration for the overall layout of the circuit will be to emulate the feel of driving through the Australian countryside, however it will still be very challenging for all levels of driving ability. We will also have a go-kart circuit situated adjacent of pit lane, providing our own go-karts suitable for all ages. In the future, we may also hold club-level competitions for the more competitive drivers, providing a cheap and local alternative for those living in the Riverina.
Our facilities will be capable of holding track days, historic car festivals, and in the future, world-class events. We want to put Wagga Wagga on the world map, and we believe strongly that, given the sporting history of Wagga Wagga, and the Riverina in general, we can create a new and exciting motorsport hub in Australia, and possibly the southern hemisphere. We will be open to the public on most days, closing for a week every three months for maintenance purposes.
While the main focus of Riverina Revsport will be the circuit, we will also be offering tours for motoring enthusiasts for events including a tour of Britain during the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and a tour of Europe during the European summertime following several Formula One rounds, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, whilst also giving an opportunity to see the sights of Europe between race events. In addition, we will be able to provide packages for specific motorsport events, including many Formula One, MotoGP, V8 Supercars, and many sports car events. In addition, we will be offering advanced driver training courses, along with defensive driving courses, and the opportunity to acquire a CAMS racing license.

Main circuit pricing:
1 × one hour session - $50
2 × one hour sessions - $80
3 × one hour sessions - $110
Day pass - $150
1 month superpass - $1250 (50 one hour sessions)
Spectator entry - $25

Go-kart circuit pricing:
1 × one hour session - $35
2 × one hour session - $55
3 × one hour session - $75
Day pass - $100
Spectator entry - free

Memberships:
Club membership - $50
Club memberships are given upon the first visit, and is required for using the facilities. In addition, club membership grants free spectator entry to the main circuit, and some local businesses will also provide discounts for their services (e.g. tyre shops, fuel stations, mechanics, etc). It also grants free entry for track days and local festivals.

Super membership - $100
Super membership has the same benefits as a club membership, along with a 10% discount to access of both the main and go-kart circuits, plus free grandstand spectator seats.

VIP membership - $175
VIP memberships have the same benefits as a super membership, however the discounts increase from 10% to 20%, and is the only membership that allows members to utilise the trackside corporate facilities.

We will have a shopfront on Baylis Street in the Wagga Wagga CBD for making bookings of tours and/or purchasing pre-paid passes for the circuit, along with licensed merchandise and memorabilia from various motorsport teams and manufacturers.

Client's competitors
None locally

Demographic
 All ages and genders, particularly oriented towards car enthusiasts.

What is the client hoping to achieve through this project?
We hope to promote a new and exciting experience for all people, and to potentially discover new motorsport talent.

Is there any existing branding material?
No.

What are the non-negotiable parts of the brief?
The logo must have black at the very least. If you wish to use a mascot, then please make sure it is relevant to the region. Please make sure that the logo's theme is relevant to motoring and motorsport.
The brochure must include a map of the overall circuit (which will be up to the developer). It must include pit lane facilities, spectator seating, go-kart circuit (which must be adjacent to the pit facilities), track marshal boxes, medical/accident bays, and run-off/gravel trap sections. In addition, please include the entry pricing for the circuit. We will provide a basic layout of the circuit, including the proposed location of the circuit.

Specification of art and products required:
·         Logo (both black/white and colour)
·         Relevant slogan
·         Point of Sale 3D Promotional product - possibly motorsport-themed
·         Website design
·         A4 gate folded double sided DL brochure
·         Mock-up of our storefront on Baylis Street

Production Timeline and Deadline
First report and revision - Tuesday 30th August
Second report and revision - Tuesday 13th September
Final product - Tuesday 20th September

Budget Guideline
No budget

Prepared by
Josh Horsley

Date
15th August 2011

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