Formula 1 and the Motorsport Network organized the Autosport Business Exchange event in Monaco for the latest partners before the Monte Carlo race weekend. The event aimed to bring together brands that recently partnered with F1 or its teams to share ideas and network. Liberty Media CEO Derek Chang emphasized F1’s transformation into a “cultural phenomenon,” attracting partners like IBM and Atlassian. The collaboration marked the first-ever title sponsorship by TAG Heuer at the Monaco Grand Prix, part of LVMH’s $1 billion deal with F1. The presence of industry experts, including representatives from LVMH, Atlassian, and IBM, highlighted the strategic partnerships and future growth of F1. The event showcased a unique opportunity for new sponsors, such as Rebel Dot, CoinPayments, and More Than Equal, to engage with the F1 community and explore potential collaborations.
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