Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber will temporarily change its name.
As it did a year ago, Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber will change its name for the days of the Dutch Grand Prix, removing one of its key sponsors – the company Stake. Last year the Dutch gambling regulator (KSA) issued a statement saying it was unacceptable for the team to take part in the upcoming round with a name that mentions an online casino operator. Stake does not have a license to operate in the Netherlands, and the company uses regional blocking to prevent players from that country accessing its site, but the KSA believes that Stake should not be advertised in Zandvoort through a mention in the team's name.
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