Red Bull Racing has extended its sponsorship contract
The Red Bull Racing team has announced the extension of the sponsorship contract with Patron.
The tequila they produce has been granted the status of a global partner of the "drinks and parties" team. As part of the cooperation, the same products will be offered to the team's guests.
Christian Horner, Team Leader: "With a shared commitment to delivering groundbreaking results, we are pleased to continue our collaboration with Patron. Both brands are synonymous with success, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration, which is an important part of providing services to our guests on the track."
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Red Bull Racing has extended its sponsorship contract
The Red Bull Racing team has announced the extension of the sponsorship contract with Patron.