The Williams F1
Team is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with Kazakhstani
investment business TAK Group that will see the Kazakhstani capital, Astana,
promoted as part of the arrangement with the team.
The Astana name will be positioned on the SIS vane and outer nose struts on
the Williams-Renault FW35 from the Spanish Grand Prix onwards in a move that
will provide both sporting and tourism benefits to the city. Since 1997
Astana has been the capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan and is a UNESCO
World City. Situated on a bank of the Ishim River, it has become one of the
largest business centres in the region and will be the site of Expo 2017
which focuses on future technologies and our ‘energy future’. Ambitious
infrastructure projects are also seeing the city emerge as one of the
region’s leading tourist destinations.
Speaking about the new partnership Artur Ardavichus of TAK Group said;
“Formula One is one of the most high profile sports in the world and its
global reach will offer Astana an unrivalled marketing platform.
Williams is also one of the most respected teams in the sport so it is
especially gratifying to partner with them. We are really looking forward to
working together this year to promote sport and tourism in the city of
Astana and the country of Kazakhstan as a whole.’’
Sir Frank Williams, Founder and Team Principal of the Williams F1 Team,
added; “It’s with great pleasure that we welcome TAK Group as a new partner
of the team and look forward to working closely with them to achieve their
marketing ambitions.’'
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