Since we are off topic already and in Denmark:
In this case the technology in the car would actually be relevant!
"Our massive container ships move accross the ocean at a fraction of the speed of F1. Feel the power of Maersk! Watch as our sponsored cars are air freighted around the world! The synergies between out luxury brand intimately connected with the automotive industry and high tech energy recover units are easy to see! Maersk - because no one in international shipping knows who we are and we'd rather spend millions on car racing then invest in extra hulls to increase our market position!"Thunders wrote:Maersk is a huge Company but i can't see anything they could achieve with a F1 Sponsorship.
If they want to focus more on that part of the business, then it should be a good beginning.Th3GoodSon wrote:"Our massive container ships move accross the ocean at a fraction of the speed of F1. Feel the power of Maersk! Watch as our sponsored cars are air freighted around the world! The synergies between out luxury brand intimately connected with the automotive industry and high tech energy recover units are easy to see! Maersk - because no one in international shipping knows who we are and we'd rather spend millions on car racing then invest in extra hulls to increase our market position!"Thunders wrote:Maersk is a huge Company but i can't see anything they could achieve with a F1 Sponsorship.
Source - used to work in the shipping industry as a market analyst
I really don't know why they WOULD sponsor F1, but they might I suppose for Danish pride. They're famous for ships and to a lesser extent fossil fuels. Their shipping arm has some involvement with air freight but it's a minor part of the business.
I should have provided a bit more information: Maersk own I think it is about a dozen cargo 747's. They do not, however, operate them themselves or in their colours - they are leased to other clients (UPS last I looked at it).WaikeCU wrote:If they want to focus more on that part of the business, then it should be a good beginning.
You guys are missing the point of how f1 sponsorship works these days. It's not just a logo on a car but a huge opportunity to network and shmooze with other large companies as well as the prestige of simply being associated with f1. Hell, Maersk might pick up a sh!tload of new business on the f1 grid alone.Th3GoodSon wrote:"Our massive container ships move accross the ocean at a fraction of the speed of F1. Feel the power of Maersk! Watch as our sponsored cars are air freighted around the world! The synergies between out luxury brand intimately connected with the automotive industry and high tech energy recover units are easy to see! Maersk - because no one in international shipping knows who we are and we'd rather spend millions on car racing then invest in extra hulls to increase our market position!"Thunders wrote:Maersk is a huge Company but i can't see anything they could achieve with a F1 Sponsorship.
Source - used to work in the shipping industry as a market analyst
I really don't know why they WOULD sponsor F1, but they might I suppose for Danish pride. They're famous for ships and to a lesser extent fossil fuels. Their shipping arm has some involvement with air freight but it's a minor part of the business.
Unfortunately, I Agree.mclaren111 wrote:I have read many, many times that their are no such a thing as bad PR !!!!!!!!!!!
And like always, in six months this will be a distant memory.
Polo and T shirt is white with sleeves and shoulders black.(Mclaren,Honda and Mobil logos )Sasha wrote:The official Mclaren Honda team wear is Black and White(caps,polo shirts,woman wear-white only).