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AirAsia extends Malaysian Formula One Team deal for a year
January 4, 2012
AirAsia has renewed its sponsorship of the 1Malaysia Formula One Racing Team for a further year.
Amul to back Sauber Formula One team at Indian GP
October 5, 2011
Indian dairy food producer Amul will be a major sponsor of the Swiss Sauber Formula One team when it races at the Indian Grand Pris at the end…
AirAsia spends US$3.1 million on Team Lotus sponsorship
May 27, 2011
Details of a new US$3.1 million sponsorship deal between AirAsia and Formula 1 team, Team Lotus, have been reported. The new multi-million dollar deal commenced yesterday (26th May…
UBS becomes Chinese Formula 1 sponsor
March 7, 2011
Financial services company UBS has become the naming rights sponsor of the Chinese Formula 1 through its China division which has offices in Guangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai. The…
Red Bull boss spruiks Thai F1
October 14, 2010
Chairman of major Formula One sponsor, energy drink Red Bull, is keen for the series to include the companies country of origin Thailand on its race calendar. He…
Petronas extends title sponsorship of Malaysian F1
September 3, 2010
PETRONAS has signed an agreement with the Formula One Group to extend the national oil and gas corporation’s title sponsorship of the Malaysian round of the FIA Formula…
AirAsia Lotus Deal Announced
July 15, 2010
Further to last week’s article, Air Asia X and Lotus as expected, officially announced a partnership during the British Formula 1 Grand Prix held at Silverstone over the…
JPSI Sponsors India's Only F1 Driver
July 12, 2010
Jaypee Sports International will sponsor Indian F1 driver Karun Chandok beginning at the weekend's British Formula One Grand Prix.
AirAsia tipped to switch to Lotus
July 7, 2010
F1 team Lotus look set to add another sponsor to its 2010 car with team boss Tony Fernandes’ AirAsia airline expected to come aboard as early as this…
Malaysia's F1 Team to be Privately Owned
September 28, 2009
Malaysia's Formula 1 team is set to be wholly private-owned, with private investors expected to contribute RM110-165 million per year. The team is currently in sponsorship talks with…
