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SUPAG new partner to Sauber

Sauber Petronas and "SUPAG Spichtig und Partner AG" have signed a partnership agreement. SUPAG supply the Swiss Formula One team with large-sized Xerox plotters, large-sized scanners and folding machines for immediate utilisation in the new wind ...

Published: Feb 7, 2004, 11:16 PM

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Sauber Petronas and "SUPAG Spichtig und Partner AG" have signed a partnership agreement. SUPAG supply the Swiss Formula One team with large-sized Xerox plotters, large-sized scanners and folding machines for immediate utilisation in the new wind tunnel and, later, in the design office, as well.

SUPAG provide additional services to the team in exchange for which the company will be granted various marketing rights, including the use of the wind tunnel for exclusive events.

"SUPAG are an ideal partner for us, capable of meeting our requirements in this highly specific technical field in an optimum manner," Team Principal Peter Sauber said.

Beat J. Spichtig, SUPAG's President and CEO, made reference to similarities between Sauber Petronas and SUPAG: "The challenge of delivering top technical performance, using the most advanced technologies available, is one of the commonalities shared by our two organisations."

SUPAG, based in Dällikon, Switzerland, specialise in technical and administrative information management.

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