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Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google ahead of season opener at Bahrain

Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google ahead of season opener at Bahrain

Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google- The McLaren Formula One team announced a multi-year partnership with Google on Wednesday ahead of the new season starting in Bahrain this weekend. Follow Formula 1 updates on Insidesport.IN Also read: Formula 1: Tata Communications sign multi-year partnership with F1 as ‘Official Broadcast Connectivity Provider’ No financial details […]

Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google- The McLaren Formula One team announced a multi-year partnership with Google on Wednesday ahead of the new season starting in Bahrain this weekend. Follow Formula 1 updates on Insidesport.IN

Also read: Formula 1: Tata Communications sign multi-year partnership with F1 as ‘Official Broadcast Connectivity Provider’

No financial details were provided.

The partnership is the latest to involve a major U.S. company and Formula One, with the sport growing in the Americas and a second U.S. race scheduled in Miami in May. There is also talk of a third to come in Las Vegas.

Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google ahead of season opener at Bahrain

Formula 1: McLaren, who came fourth last year but finished one-two at Monza for their first race win since 2012, said Android and Chrome branding would be carried on their cars’ engine and wheel covers.

It will also feature on the helmets and race suits of drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris.

The deal with the tech giant also extends to the all-electric Extreme E off-road series that McLaren also compete in.

“By integrating platforms like Android and Chrome across our operations, our team will be better supported to focus on driving performance,” said McLaren Racing chief executive Zak Brown in a statement.

Formula 1: McLaren bags multi-year deal with Google ahead of season opener at Bahrain

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