Renault and Puma team up
The Mild Seven Renault F1 Team is pleased to announce a multi-year deal with Puma AG as an official supplier. Starting with the 2004 season, Puma will provide the Renault F1 Team with their official teamwear and footwear. Managing Director Flavio ...
The Mild Seven Renault F1 Team is pleased to announce a multi-year deal with Puma AG as an official supplier. Starting with the 2004 season, Puma will provide the Renault F1 Team with their official teamwear and footwear.
Managing Director Flavio Briatore commented: "We are pleased to welcome Puma on board as a partner of the Renault F1 Team. Their young, sporting image is a perfect match for Renault in Formula 1, and the quality of their products unsurpassed. We look forward to a successful season together."
"I am very pleased with our new partnership with the Mild Seven Renault F1 Team," says Martin Gänsler, Vice Chairman of Puma AG. "With ties to Italy, England, Spain, Japan and of course France, the Mild Seven Renault F1 Team perfectly typifies the internationalism of Formula One."
"With a long proud history in F1, the team has the experience and know-how that it takes to thrive in grand prix racing. We consider Renault a great fit for us as, like Puma, they nicely combine sport performance with fashion flair."
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