What's behind Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK's special Belgian GP livery?
The Alfa Romeo Formula 1 Team KICK will run a special livery at the Belgian Grand Prix, and Zhou Guanyu and KICK co-founder, Edward Craven explain how the idea came together.
Kick.com, a live-streaming platform with over 14 million registered users, launched a new partnership with Sauber Motorsport at the start of 2023 and at Spa-Francorchamps its bright green logos will provide a refreshed livery.
To find out more about KICK, its unique 95-5 subscription revenue split and how its partnership with Sauber Motorsport operates, Andrew van Leeuwen visited Edward Craven at the KICK headquarters for an in-depth interview.
The pair were joined on a livestream by Zhou who gave his impressions on the car livery and how KICK and Sauber work together in F1.
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