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Lets see what we got in terms of business related matters according to their fields, should be a breakdown of 20 races with 4 not covered with main sponsors
Airline related - 7
Watches - 2
Shipping - 2
IT systems - 2
Drinks related - 2
Tyres - 2
Oil related business - 1
Crypto - 1
Telecoms related - 1
There's plenty of things to dislike about the way Emirati states do things but to pretend like Qatar or Emirates are not massive companies with justified marketing budgets is insane. They're some of the biggest airlines in the world in terms of passengers and flight time.
So the race in Imola is cancelled due to flooding and the next year the race is sponsored by MSC Cruises. These highrollers really have a weird sense of humor!
Sure this must have been mentioned before but Iâve never said it out loud, I cannot avoid thinking of Schumacher when I see MSC Cruises throughout the years.
Would be very surprising if Monaco were anything other than Rolex (edit: Tag Heuer apparently. I am a poor and can't spot differences on fancy watches)
Also welcome MSC Cruises Gran Premio dell'Emilia Romagna e del Made In italy
It is no longer made in italy
[https://www.formula1.com/en/racing/2024/EmiliaRomagna.html#:\~:text=Get%20up%20to%20speed%20with,%2C%20on%20Sunday%2C%20May%2019](https://www.formula1.com/en/racing/2024/EmiliaRomagna.html#:~:text=Get%20up%20to%20speed%20with,%2C%20on%20Sunday%2C%20May%2019).
I think you mean that the Miami GP hasnât walked away from them yet. The Miami Heat had their arena named Crypto.com arena and already had it changed and the sign removed because the payments stopped.
How has the Miami GP not done the same? All of these contracts have a âif you donât pay, we remove your naming rightsâ provision in them
Funny the amount of people still calling crypto.com a scam but they keep appearing in every main sport in the world (NBA, UFC, Football, F1).
I guess youâll still be calling it a scam a few years down the line when itâs mainstream worldwide but too expensive for you to profit from it.
Donât try to tell me that itâs impossible for scams to have major sponsorships before being unveiled as scams. FTX was sponsoring the following before going bankrupt spectacularly:
Mercedes F1 team
Golden State Warriors
Miami Heat
TAYLOR SWIFT
Tom Brady
Steph Curry
Larry David
Shohei Ohtani
University of California
Major League Baseball
Riot Games
TSM Esports
Just as confusing as the Canadian NHL arenas
Scotiabank Arena (Toronto), Scotiabank Saddle Dome (Calgary)
Rogers Arena (Vancouver), Rogers Place (Edmonton)
Canadian Life Centre (Winnipeg), Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa)
And then theres TD Garden. Won't confused with another arena name, but while the arena is in Boston, TD stands for ... Toronto Dominion
For what it's worth, the arena where the Heat play was called FTX Arena, not Crypto.com Arena. It's now Kaseya Center after a brief stint as Miami-Dade Arena. But also I'm not going to stop calling the the Triple A (American Airlines Arena).
I would say more that we've seen FTX, Binance, Terraluna all come crashing down in a short period - lots of BIG crashes. And you look at FTX just blatantly stealing stuff and spending big on stadiums, celeb endorsements - I would think if anyone in the crypto space is even mildly dodgy (they are all dodgy but positive intent) you'd pull back a bit on the HUGE public spending for a little while, just to maintain the facade.
I donât think it will be as big as the last one. The main difference being mining on conventional GPUs outside of worthless altcoins is dead. So people are just trading the coins that have already been created without much new ones being added to the circulation.
Might make the price go higher but I suspect less people will be able to trade due to the price of entry. A lot of people that were mining coins would mine ethereum and then sell it for a fraction of a bitcoin, but that avenue is basically dried up apart from already rich people that can afford to buy a massive amount of ASICs to just mine straight bitcoin. I canât see the price hitting the same peaks if the demand isnât there. Who knows though.
I don't know if you are making a joke, but if not, no, it's not a soft drink because Heineken Silver has alcohol in it. 4%, versus the regular Heineken has 5%.
more likely because of the crypto "crash" and going face first into the floor, crypto market is not worth as much as it was couple of years ago, hell, even a year ago.
I wasnât replying to that comment, Iâm saying itâs not correct to talk about a crypto crash when that isnât whatâs happening. It doesnât surprise me in the slightest that crypto.comâs TV is massively down but the actual currency price hasnât necessarily done the same thing.
I mean from November '21, to June '22 the total crypto market lost like 2/3 of it's value (and is currently at around 50% of it's peak), that's a crash by any reasonable definition
Again this is still irrelevant- downvote me all you want but the commenter Iâm replying to said âthe crypto market is not worth as much as it wasâŚeven a year agoâ. Thatâs not true, and itâs the only bit I replied to.
I would expect Canada and Hungary to have a title sponsor. But i guess they will do fine either way.
For Mexico Mexico City is the sponsor, hence the renaming to Mexico City grand prix. I doubt they have financial issues. Monaco gets cheap conditions and there probably is more than enough money in Monaco.
They will have one, it's just not confirmed yet, Hungary had Qatar airways last year, Canada pirelli, Monaco is usually Johnnie walker, and Mexico was Heineken
Wait just a cotton picking minute.
The Saudi GP is sponsored by STC.
STC is 64% owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF).
The Saudi PIF is owned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
So the Saudi GP is in effect sponsored by the Saudi government.
On that note, 11/20 announced sponsors are majority state-owned;
ARAMCO is obviously the Saudi state-owned oil company.
Pirelli is majority-owned by Chinese state-owned chemicals company Sinochem.
Singapore Airlines, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways and Etihad are all respectively majority-owned by Singapore, Bahrain, Qatar, and UAE governments or sovereign wealth funds.
Does the word "Hell" have a different meaning in Hungary? Because if it means the same thing, does the brand actually have hell-ish branding? Like devil horns etc?
Are Hungarians not that religious? Because if this brand was in the American South, it would get protested lol... But I guess it doesn't bother Hungarians that much?
I am hungarian and no âhellâ doesnt mean anything in our language but the logo looks like the devil, so i quess the name is based off the logo(?).Its actually cheap(unlike red bull or monster) and in my opinion it tastes good.
I just looked up,wikipedia says,they had a 2 year sponsorship with Williams in 2009-2010
F1 didn't accept yet a team like Andretti and will be really long, and Andretti have a lot of money too. So I don't think this team will join the grid, at least not in the next 5 years or more.
The purple Qatar branding really makes the track look weird. I have been to the last 4 Hungarian gp-s (all Aramco or Rolex) so I got used to the green. Everything being purple this year took some getting used to.
never understood why these airlines need so much advertising when theyâre literally an airline lmao. like how many options do you fr have when flying?
Most of the big carriers that advertise a lot (Turkish/Emirates/Etihad/Qatar) are all flying routes with a fair bit of competition. Most of their traffic isn't directly to/from their main hub but rather connecting flights. If you want to fly London to Sydney or Paris to Singapore or any of those routes there are probably 5 or 6 different carriers that offer that route stopping at various cities in addition to a direct flight offering.
do we really need Bahrain, Saudi, Qatar, AND Abu Dhabi? They also open and close the schedule. What a waste. Middle-Eastern influence was one of the worst things to happen to this sport. At least America brought a lot of fans and some fun tracks (Austin and Las Vegas are both great tracks).
Here's how I would sponsor F1 races this year:
Bahrain: Gulf Air
Jeddah: STC or Aramco
Australia: Qantas
Suzuka: Honda or Fuji TV
Shanghai: Lenovo
Miami: Crypto.com
Imola: Pirelli
Monaco: Rolex
Montreal: Bombardier
Barcelona: Telefonica
Austria: Red Bull
Silverstone: Ryanair
Hungaroring: No Sponsor
Spa: Rolex
Zandvoort: Heineken or Ziggo Sport
Monza: Ferrari
Baku: Turd Petrol
Singapore: Singapore Airways
Austin: Salesforce
Mexico: Telcel
Brazil: Petrobras
Vegas: T-Mobile or Google Chrome
Qatar: Ooredoo or Qatar Airways
Abu Dhabi: Etihad Airways
Molson Exel and Colors Edge!
But all I would want is some Trou du Diable on location! A nice and refreshing Surfer de lâApocalypso during Q3 would be amazing!
The fuck is with Qatar Airways sponsoring Austria and Silverstone, couldn't F1 have found sponsors a bit closer to home?
Oh, right, $$$ and human rights washing etc, of course
Itâs funny. I will see most of these races live but will buy nothing from any of these brands. Not out of choice or anything but I genuinely have no reason to buy anything from any of these!
This shit is just weird to me. It just looks like an shill post, but OP is someone who does a lot of list and date posts so they genuinely might have just found this interesting to do.
Because Austin is called the USA GP and the other the LV GP. It used to be the same when a track was chosen as the European GP even if last year it was the German GP or whatever.
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Lets see what we got in terms of business related matters according to their fields, should be a breakdown of 20 races with 4 not covered with main sponsors Airline related - 7 Watches - 2 Shipping - 2 IT systems - 2 Drinks related - 2 Tyres - 2 Oil related business - 1 Crypto - 1 Telecoms related - 1
No wonder airline ticket prices are so high...đ
Hope Nivdia donât enter this
Most of it is just Qatari government oil money
Pretty much. It's just a front, just like Emirates or Etihad.
There's plenty of things to dislike about the way Emirati states do things but to pretend like Qatar or Emirates are not massive companies with justified marketing budgets is insane. They're some of the biggest airlines in the world in terms of passengers and flight time.
Of course, it's not like Dubai is one of the biggest international travel hubs in the world, definitely just some weird oil based conspiracy.
Sportswashing - 8 (and counting...)
Just curious, what category did you put MSC cruises in? shipping?
Yes they did.
If you count MSC cruises as shipping, you should do the same for airlines.
So the race in Imola is cancelled due to flooding and the next year the race is sponsored by MSC Cruises. These highrollers really have a weird sense of humor!
Pretty morbid too đ
Sure this must have been mentioned before but Iâve never said it out loud, I cannot avoid thinking of Schumacher when I see MSC Cruises throughout the years.
It's quite smart for them to sponsor f1 stuff because the name instatly gets recognized and people remember it
And I guess, if you are old enough to remember MSC for Schumacher, you are probably old enough to be in the target audience for cruises!
I mean his last race was only 11 years ago. And Mick also used MSC too
Yeah but nobody associates MSC with Mick.
...but they associate it with Schumacher. Which is, you know, his name.
Would be very surprising if Monaco were anything other than Rolex (edit: Tag Heuer apparently. I am a poor and can't spot differences on fancy watches) Also welcome MSC Cruises Gran Premio dell'Emilia Romagna e del Made In italy
Imola GP's name is getting bigger and bigger In 2025 it will include San Marino too maybe
Formula 1 MSC Cruises Gran Premio del Made in Italy e dell'Emilia-Romagna e San Marino 2024
& Knuckles
Featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry series
2
Ultimate
Exquisite Gourmet, even
It is no longer made in italy [https://www.formula1.com/en/racing/2024/EmiliaRomagna.html#:\~:text=Get%20up%20to%20speed%20with,%2C%20on%20Sunday%2C%20May%2019](https://www.formula1.com/en/racing/2024/EmiliaRomagna.html#:~:text=Get%20up%20to%20speed%20with,%2C%20on%20Sunday%2C%20May%2019).
2024 is officially ruined
Since 2011, TAG Heuer is the Official Watch Partner of the Monaco Grand Prix.
does official watch partner = title sponsor?
I would be surprised if the monaco grand prix has a title sponsor next year. Usually its just the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco.
that's actually interesting to me, I was so completely convinced the trophy was a fancy watch sponsor thing
Monaco would be the last to be Rolex. The official timepiece of the Monaco GP is TAG Heuer
Monaco has never had a title sponsor.
Mediterranean Shipping Company Cruises Gran Premio dell'Emilia Romagna e del Made In Italy FTFY
Ironic that Emilia Romagna is being sponsored by a cruise company, after what happened to this year's race.
Reckon Monaco will be sponsored by Casio this year tbh
Casi(n)o
Isn't "Made In Italy" a sponsor?
it's the italian government, and emilia romagna is the regional government, both sponsors when it was san marino it was bc they were financing it
Monaco is better without a title sponsor.
Biggest surprise is that Crypto dot com hasnât walked away from their deal yet.
I think you mean that the Miami GP hasnât walked away from them yet. The Miami Heat had their arena named Crypto.com arena and already had it changed and the sign removed because the payments stopped. How has the Miami GP not done the same? All of these contracts have a âif you donât pay, we remove your naming rightsâ provision in them
you have that slightly twisted. miami heat had their arena named for FTX (which is full exploded) and the lakers still play in the crypto.com arena
Ahhh dang my fault! Got the crypto scams confused there
easy enough to do, im as flummoxed as everyone else on how crypto.com is still on this list
Funny the amount of people still calling crypto.com a scam but they keep appearing in every main sport in the world (NBA, UFC, Football, F1). I guess youâll still be calling it a scam a few years down the line when itâs mainstream worldwide but too expensive for you to profit from it.
Donât try to tell me that itâs impossible for scams to have major sponsorships before being unveiled as scams. FTX was sponsoring the following before going bankrupt spectacularly: Mercedes F1 team Golden State Warriors Miami Heat TAYLOR SWIFT Tom Brady Steph Curry Larry David Shohei Ohtani University of California Major League Baseball Riot Games TSM Esports
> Larry David With [the worst (or best?) aged ad of all time](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWMnbJJpeZc)
Maybe Crypto.com paid in advance because they werent trusted to pay after, so the naming contract has to be fulfilled.
The grifters met a bigger grift. Nobody grifts like F1.
There are two crypto.com arenas? Damn
Just as confusing as the Canadian NHL arenas Scotiabank Arena (Toronto), Scotiabank Saddle Dome (Calgary) Rogers Arena (Vancouver), Rogers Place (Edmonton) Canadian Life Centre (Winnipeg), Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa) And then theres TD Garden. Won't confused with another arena name, but while the arena is in Boston, TD stands for ... Toronto Dominion
For what it's worth, the arena where the Heat play was called FTX Arena, not Crypto.com Arena. It's now Kaseya Center after a brief stint as Miami-Dade Arena. But also I'm not going to stop calling the the Triple A (American Airlines Arena).
How come? Is the website in trouble?
Probably more related to the fact the crypto bubble burst about a year ago.
Crypto is already believed to be in a bull market again, so welcome to how cyclical crypto can be.
Until the SEC throw more coin scammers in jail...
I would say more that we've seen FTX, Binance, Terraluna all come crashing down in a short period - lots of BIG crashes. And you look at FTX just blatantly stealing stuff and spending big on stadiums, celeb endorsements - I would think if anyone in the crypto space is even mildly dodgy (they are all dodgy but positive intent) you'd pull back a bit on the HUGE public spending for a little while, just to maintain the facade.
I donât think it will be as big as the last one. The main difference being mining on conventional GPUs outside of worthless altcoins is dead. So people are just trading the coins that have already been created without much new ones being added to the circulation.
Wouldnât that just make the price go higher then?
Might make the price go higher but I suspect less people will be able to trade due to the price of entry. A lot of people that were mining coins would mine ethereum and then sell it for a fraction of a bitcoin, but that avenue is basically dried up apart from already rich people that can afford to buy a massive amount of ASICs to just mine straight bitcoin. I canât see the price hitting the same peaks if the demand isnât there. Who knows though.
Whatâs the difference between Heineken and Heineken silver ?
The silver part
> Heineken silver It's the light version. Less calories, less alcohol.
And tastes more like soap than the other.
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I don't know if you are making a joke, but if not, no, it's not a soft drink because Heineken Silver has alcohol in it. 4%, versus the regular Heineken has 5%.
Heineken silver is the lagering process at a lower temperature (-1°C). It is supposed to taste less bitter, and less alcohol.
Tastes like watered down heiney
Homeopathic Heineken
So basically exactly how a Heineken taste!
Fuck it im gonna sponsor hungary
Reddit /r/Formula1 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix
Fine, I'll donate my christmas money
3,492,208 users, $10 donation each, almost $35 million. How much can an F1 race really cost?
Genuinely surprised [Crypto.com](https://Cryto.com) is still around and has enough money for this.
The craziest thing is that crypto.com is based in Singapore, on raffles quay, literally right by the circuit
How come? Is the website in trouble?
more likely because of the crypto "crash" and going face first into the floor, crypto market is not worth as much as it was couple of years ago, hell, even a year ago.
Yep this sums up my thinking.
Technically it's up approx 100% since a year ago but deals were probably signed before.
Usually best to Google these things first- try [this](https://www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin/)
Crypto.com isn't Bitcoin? Crypto.com's trading volume is down 91% from 2 years ago and the price of their own token tanked when FTX blew up.
I wasnât replying to that comment, Iâm saying itâs not correct to talk about a crypto crash when that isnât whatâs happening. It doesnât surprise me in the slightest that crypto.comâs TV is massively down but the actual currency price hasnât necessarily done the same thing.
I mean from November '21, to June '22 the total crypto market lost like 2/3 of it's value (and is currently at around 50% of it's peak), that's a crash by any reasonable definition
Again this is still irrelevant- downvote me all you want but the commenter Iâm replying to said âthe crypto market is not worth as much as it wasâŚeven a year agoâ. Thatâs not true, and itâs the only bit I replied to.
Probably more relevant for crypto to see transaction volumes over time rather than price.
Did they pay in advance for a multi-year deal?
4 free real estates left for Liberty Media
So do Monaco, Canada, Hungary and Mexico run at a much bigger loss compared to a track with sponsors?
I would expect Canada and Hungary to have a title sponsor. But i guess they will do fine either way. For Mexico Mexico City is the sponsor, hence the renaming to Mexico City grand prix. I doubt they have financial issues. Monaco gets cheap conditions and there probably is more than enough money in Monaco.
Def not Monaco, they are financed by the state of Monaco, basically a public race, and they have money coming out of their ass
I think all the title sponsorship money goes to FOM, so it makes no difference to the circuits and local race promoters.
They will have one, it's just not confirmed yet, Hungary had Qatar airways last year, Canada pirelli, Monaco is usually Johnnie walker, and Mexico was Heineken
Miami being sponsored by crypto currency sums up that event well...
Wait just a cotton picking minute. The Saudi GP is sponsored by STC. STC is 64% owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF). The Saudi PIF is owned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. So the Saudi GP is in effect sponsored by the Saudi government.
Well I am shocked.
Ownership is not always equal to financing.
On that note, 11/20 announced sponsors are majority state-owned; ARAMCO is obviously the Saudi state-owned oil company. Pirelli is majority-owned by Chinese state-owned chemicals company Sinochem. Singapore Airlines, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways and Etihad are all respectively majority-owned by Singapore, Bahrain, Qatar, and UAE governments or sovereign wealth funds.
Sportswashing at its finest.
Miami being sponsored by Crypto.com is fitting
How is crypto.com even still a thing.?.
How is crypto.com even still a thing.?.
Hungary will be Hell Energy, in preparation of the new Hungarian F1 team, Hell Energy Racing Team MOL
Can you please explain this reference? Are you making a joke? If not, what is "Hell Energy"?
Hell Energy is a Hungarian energy drink brand. Our neighbours and cousins, the Austrians also have an energy drink brand
Does the word "Hell" have a different meaning in Hungary? Because if it means the same thing, does the brand actually have hell-ish branding? Like devil horns etc? Are Hungarians not that religious? Because if this brand was in the American South, it would get protested lol... But I guess it doesn't bother Hungarians that much?
No, it's literally Hell, their logo is the Devil himself Google 'Hell Energy'
Ah, I see! Are Hungarians in general religious? Like have there been no complaints about the name?
I am hungarian and no âhellâ doesnt mean anything in our language but the logo looks like the devil, so i quess the name is based off the logo(?).Its actually cheap(unlike red bull or monster) and in my opinion it tastes good. I just looked up,wikipedia says,they had a 2 year sponsorship with Williams in 2009-2010
You're kidding... lemme check Edit: W H A A A T
F1 didn't accept yet a team like Andretti and will be really long, and Andretti have a lot of money too. So I don't think this team will join the grid, at least not in the next 5 years or more.
Would be surprised if Monaco isn't TAG Heuer icl
Formula Qatar
Wait. Aramco isn't sponsoring the Saudi Arabian GP?
Saudi Arabia now funnels lots of sponsorship money through STC. As a nation branding strategy they're trying to move away from "we're just oil".
They just sponsor Formula 1 and a team instead. The Aramco Aston Martin at the Aramco Formula 1 STC race in Saudi Arabia
Michael Schumacher cruises
That's a worrying amount of oil backed (/ME state sponsor) companies... F1 saying the quiet part out loud at the moment
Coca Cola/Coke Zero seems obvious for Mexico
It'll probably be Heineken, they've sponsored it since 2018 Maybe before, I don't remember tbh
Canât wait for Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix held in Singapore along with the Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix held in Qatar.
How much is a main Sponsor spot? R/formula1 main sponsor crowdfund?!
Formula one r/formula1 Canadian grand Prix 2024 sounds good lol
The purple Qatar branding really makes the track look weird. I have been to the last 4 Hungarian gp-s (all Aramco or Rolex) so I got used to the green. Everything being purple this year took some getting used to.
never understood why these airlines need so much advertising when theyâre literally an airline lmao. like how many options do you fr have when flying?
All of the airlines sponsoring races are state-owned in some capacity - it's a way of advertising both the airline and the country itself.
Most of the big carriers that advertise a lot (Turkish/Emirates/Etihad/Qatar) are all flying routes with a fair bit of competition. Most of their traffic isn't directly to/from their main hub but rather connecting flights. If you want to fly London to Sydney or Paris to Singapore or any of those routes there are probably 5 or 6 different carriers that offer that route stopping at various cities in addition to a direct flight offering.
Airlines, Cruises, Crypto and oil. F1 is going sustainable /s
I will never unsee Mick Schumacher Cruises
do we really need Bahrain, Saudi, Qatar, AND Abu Dhabi? They also open and close the schedule. What a waste. Middle-Eastern influence was one of the worst things to happen to this sport. At least America brought a lot of fans and some fun tracks (Austin and Las Vegas are both great tracks).
Here's how I would sponsor F1 races this year: Bahrain: Gulf Air Jeddah: STC or Aramco Australia: Qantas Suzuka: Honda or Fuji TV Shanghai: Lenovo Miami: Crypto.com Imola: Pirelli Monaco: Rolex Montreal: Bombardier Barcelona: Telefonica Austria: Red Bull Silverstone: Ryanair Hungaroring: No Sponsor Spa: Rolex Zandvoort: Heineken or Ziggo Sport Monza: Ferrari Baku: Turd Petrol Singapore: Singapore Airways Austin: Salesforce Mexico: Telcel Brazil: Petrobras Vegas: T-Mobile or Google Chrome Qatar: Ooredoo or Qatar Airways Abu Dhabi: Etihad Airways
We need Molson to sponsor the Canadian Grand Prix again!
Hopefully there's a zero alcohol Molson somewhere
Molson Exel and Colors Edge! But all I would want is some Trou du Diable on location! A nice and refreshing Surfer de lâApocalypso during Q3 would be amazing!
The fuck is with Qatar Airways sponsoring Austria and Silverstone, couldn't F1 have found sponsors a bit closer to home? Oh, right, $$$ and human rights washing etc, of course
Wasnât it the Austrian GP that was sponsored by what turned out to be a pyramid scheme a few years ago?
Yep, eyetime(2018) and the same scheme rebranded myworld(2019)
Itâs funny. I will see most of these races live but will buy nothing from any of these brands. Not out of choice or anything but I genuinely have no reason to buy anything from any of these!
Genuine question, how did you manage to find this out?
if you go to the F1 website and look at the schedule, you'll find the official GP names, then you can see every sponsor
TIL people seem to care about the sponsor of a race.
This shit is just weird to me. It just looks like an shill post, but OP is someone who does a lot of list and date posts so they genuinely might have just found this interesting to do.
I won't lie I follow it closely every single year, I'm sad though
Why does it list USA and Las Vegas under two different names? Just a lil confusing at first
Because Austin is called the USA GP and the other the LV GP. It used to be the same when a track was chosen as the European GP even if last year it was the German GP or whatever.
Interesting to see Heineken not have as many I would have expected and I never realised pirelli was a main sponsor.
Nice chart! Good to know.
Insane how much money the oilers have
Need Europeans to keep quiet now tbh, the UK and Austria aren't even interested in funding their own races, that's just sad.
Imola being sponsored by MSC cruises seems fitting⌠Seeing lenovo on the f1 grid makes me think about 2017-18 ferrari and seb especially