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Super Aguri and supplier extend partnership
Super Aguri F1 Team is proud to announce that it has strengthened its relationship with Official Team Supplier, Speakerbus, with immediate effect, taking the partnership into 2008 and beyond. Speakerbus, who already provide Super Aguri F1 Team ...
Published: Sep 14, 2007, 2:08 PM
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Super Aguri F1 Team is proud to announce that it has strengthened its relationship with Official Team Supplier, Speakerbus, with immediate effect, taking the partnership into 2008 and beyond.
Speakerbus, who already provide Super Aguri F1 Team with race intercom technology, has increased its investment in the Leafield outfit and will now continue to support and work closely with them throughout the 2008 season.
Speakerbus will further enhance the Team's communications capability by developing a bespoke wireless interface to their race intercom, increase the intercom capacity between the race circuit and the UK factory and expand the existing intercom system installed in the garage and pit lane at each race and test.
Based in Hertfordshire, England, Speakerbus has been a worldwide supplier of global communication solutions for the most demanding sectors for over 20 years.
Understanding the importance of team communications in investment banking, security and defence markets, Speakerbus tailored their proven IP voice technology -- presenting Super Aguri F1 Team with instant, clear communications between their key team personnel working in the team's garage during Grand Prix race weekends and tests.
Steve Mills, Head of Integrated Solutions, Speakerbus Limited:
"Our shared passion for technological development and high quality clear communications has helped Super Aguri F1 Team to achieve their first well earned championship points. With such a successful 2007 Formula One season we are delighted to continue our partnership for 2008 and look forward to even better results"
Graham Taylor, Sporting Director, Super Aguri F1 Team:
"It is always Super Aguri F1 Team's intension to utilize all resource to its maximum and with Speakerbus this is being achieved. We are delighted with the alliance and the Race Team and Factory have benefited from Speakerbus's technology and enthusiasm. This is the next step along the technological highway and further cements our relationship. The interaction between our two companies is both inventive and rewarding."
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