The AT&T
Williams team today announced a significant new sponsorship agreement with
Hell Energy Drinks. The Hungarian energy drink brand, which has aspirations
to be the number two international energy drink, is joining the team as its
official drinks partner from the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona this
weekend.
Bucking the adverse economic climate, the engagement is one of the few
on-car level sponsorship agreements to have been concluded recently. Hell
Energy Drinks will appear on the team’s race cars on the rear wing endplates
as well as claim a novel position in the pitlane with the team’s re-fueller
firesuits.
The brand, with offices in Europe, Australia and the Asia Pacific, has an
established reputation for avant garde field marketing and events. It will
use this most significant new marketing venture to date to open up new
markets in Europe, China and Russia.
Tomas Grosch, Hell’s Strategy and Development Director, said, “Hell Energy
Drink is the number one category leader in the countries where we operate,
plus we are represented in 16 more markets. Our sponsorship programme with
AT&T Williams is a bold step to use Formula One’s international reach to
consolidate our growth. There are any number of competitors who have
achieved number two category status in individual markets, our intention is
to achieve this internationally and this agreement will be the cornerstone
of this strategy.
Frank Williams said, “I am delighted to sign this significant new agreement
with Hell Energy Drinks. We can provide a strong platform for Hell Energy
Drink’s international business objectives and I commend their confident
marketing programme to grow and expand.”
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