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Red Bull Racing Trades up with FXDD
On the day that Red Bull Racing begins testing with the RB6, it is pleased to announce that FXDD, an on-line leader in foreign exchange, has joined the team as an official Team Partner. The agreement means FXDD's logo is displayed on the nose of ...
Published: Feb 12, 2010, 6:05 AM
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On the day that Red Bull Racing begins testing with the RB6, it is pleased to announce that FXDD, an on-line leader in foreign exchange, has joined the team as an official Team Partner. The agreement means FXDD's logo is displayed on the nose of the new car, which was unveiled at the Jerez Circuit in Spain this morning.
Already an official partner of the New York Rangers, FXDD chose to join Red Bull Racing in order to reach Formula One's significant global audience and raise awareness of its growing global brand. In addition to being visible on the nose of the RB6, the company's logo will appear on the drivers overalls, worn by Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, as well as on team wear and across Red Bull Racing's other partner branding areas.
"We are pleased to welcome FXDD to Red Bull Racing", commented Team Principal Christian Horner. "It is a very proactive and dynamic organisation and the fast-moving, data-intensive world of online foreign currency trading is a good fit for Red Bull Racing and Formula One. We are delighted to join forces with them at this exciting time ahead of the new Formula One season."
Under the agreement FXDD will be known as the 'Official Foreign Currency and Precious Metals Partner of Red Bull Racing'.
-source: red bull racing
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