As the UK looks forward to this summer’s major sporting event, brake specialist TMD Friction, is putting together an international ‘Team Textar’ for the very first time.
Running until the 15th July, factors, dealers, garage professionals and their customers are being called upon worldwide to become part of the team by designing individual player cards. In addition to all the fun that’s involved, the participants have the opportunity to win attractive prizes.
On the Team Textar website, participants can create their own player card in just a few clicks. All they need to do is upload an image of themselves or snap one directly with the selfie function. The images are automatically provided with a Team Textar jersey. A selection of funny options such as wigs and sunglasses are also available to decorate the image. The participant then chooses both a country and their player name. After entering their contact information, they will automatically be entered in the competition with their player card.
Over the course of the campaign, 11 winners will be chosen through a lottery. These winners will form the final line-up of ‘Team Textar’ and each of them will receive one of the 11 main prizes such as a Playstation 4 Pro VR Bundle, an iPad Pro, a Weber Genesis II Grill or a GoPro Hero 6. Also, 111 small Textar footballs will be raffled off among all the participants.
Those who share their player card with the hashtag #TeamTextar on one of their social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram or Twitter will also have the chance to win one of 11 BeatsX headphones.
Sabine Brühl, Group Creative Marketing Manager at TMD Friction, said, “Sport connects people across all borders. With #TeamTextar, we’re also uniting people from all over the world – from the manufacturer to the customer. The purpose of #TeamTextar isn’t just to draw attention to our product range; the focus is on the faces of people who either work with Textar products every day or rely on them. In one way or another, we all feel connected to the Textar brand and share a common guiding principle: the idea of quality and safety.”
