IF YOU WANT TO WIN, USE RED !
It is a well known fact that in any highly competitive sport like football, where the two teams are equally matched, the one wearing red has a much better chance of winning.
This use of the right colour is well seen in an even more competitive sport i.e. Formula 1 race where the cars are separated by hundredths of a second.
Remember when Honda was in the race with their green car. They seemed to go nowhere in spite of the fact that Honda had a technically superior car.
But when it was sold and the name changed to Brawn GP Formula 1 Team and has a red coloured “VIRGIN” painted on the car, the same car driven by Jenson Button won the drivers as well as the constructors championship!
The same thing happened to Jaguar. They have a great car and a great team, but their car was painted a beautiful green and they were always in trouble.
After their company was sold and renamed Red Bull with all the red inscriptions, they became the champions.
Red appears to have a slight edge. Green is a colour of peace and is also a rather relaxing colour but we do not want our sportsmen and women to be relaxing peacefully while in competition.
Although red gives only a TINY ADVANTAGE , in a game like football or badminton if both sides are equally good, that tiny advantage can mean a win or a loss
Quote: Robert Roy Britt
"A new study of Olympic athletes finds that those wearing red have an advantage over blue-suited competitors.
The reason may have to do with hard-wired perceptions in the human brain that date back to more animalistic times, researchers say.
In the study, scientists examined one-on-one sports in the 2004 Olympics in which competitors were randomly assigned red or blue outfits or protective gear. The events: boxing, tae kwon do, Greco-Roman wrestling and freestyle wrestling.
In 16 of 21 rounds there were more red-clad winners. Looked at a different way, red prevailed in 19 of 29 weight classes.
The researchers are careful to point out that the effect is probably subtle, such that red can be a deciding factor only among evenly matched competitors.
"We find that wearing red is consistently associated with higher probability of winning," University of Durham researchers Russell Hill and Robert Barton write in the May 19 issue of the journal Nature.
Hill and Barton also analyzed the Euro 2004 international soccer tournament, in which teams wore shirts of different colors in different matches. The preliminary results of that investigation suggest a similar advantage for red in team sports."
Examples of Successful Companies using RED = COCA COLA, KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN, Mc DONALD, AIR ASIA, FERRARI.
Example of accident prone Companies and Countries using GREEN = BP and Ireland.
Dr Looi Hoong Wah
FAMM, MB., ChB(Manchester), MRCS(England), MRCP(UK), MRCP(London)
By accident or design the marketing arm of Lynas is called RED - Rare Earths Direct - and with the combination of the LAMP plus the Duncan development they will quickly become the leading rare earth supplier outside China.
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