Brawn GP and Endless Advance continue partnership
BRAWN GP AND ENDLESS ADVANCE CONTINUE TECHNICAL PARTNERSHIP Brawn GP is pleased to confirm the continuation of its team supplier partnership with Endless Advance for a sixth consecutive year. Through its European operating agent, Endless Brake ...
BRAWN GP AND ENDLESS ADVANCE CONTINUE TECHNICAL PARTNERSHIP
Brawn GP is pleased to confirm the continuation of its team supplier partnership with Endless Advance for a sixth consecutive year.
Through its European operating agent, Endless Brake Technology Europe based in Sweden, Endless will provide the Brawn GP team with its RF-650 competition brake fluid throughout the 2009 Formula One season. Since its creation ten years ago, Endless Brake Technology Europe has been a market leader in Europe for advanced motorsport brake technologies.
Ross Brawn, Team Principal of Brawn GP, said: "Over the past five years, the team has developed a close working relationship with Endless Advance and we have been very happy with the quality and performance of their brake fluid. We are pleased to be continuing our partnership this season."
Lucas Nylund, Managing Director of Endless Brake Technology Europe commented: "We are extremely proud that the Brawn GP team has confidence in our technologies and we will continue supplying our RF-650 competition brake fluid for the 2009 Formula One season. We look forward to working together with the team and a successful season ahead."
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