Expert Organization Joins Racing Series
DEKRA New Sponsor of Formula 3
DEKRA has joined Formula 3 as a series sponsor. With the DEKRA logo on the vehicles’ start numbers and the drivers’ clothing, the international expert organization will appear in this top-class racing series from the 2016 season onwards for an initial period of two years.
“Motor sports have long been a key platform for DEKRA to position our brand and make it better known,” says Clemens Klinke, Member of the DEKRA SE Management Board and head of the Automotive business unit. “Formula 3’s international focus is especially very interesting for us as a globally positioned expert organization.”
The FIA Formula 3 European Championship is considered to be one of the important talent pools for higher-level racing series, right up to Formula 1. The teams will be on the move for ten weekends of racing in seven different countries this year. The season will kick off between April 1 and April 3 in Le Castellet in southern France. Other stages of the championship include well-known
Formula 1 and DTM racing tracks such as the Hungaroring in Hungary, Spielberg in Austria, Zandvoort in the Netherlands, Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, Imola in Italy, as well as Nürburgring and Hockenheim in Germany. Hockenheim will be the setting of the season finale from October 14 to October 16.
Picture Copyright: FIA F3 / Thomas Suer
“Motor sports have long been a key platform for DEKRA to position our brand and make it better known,” says Clemens Klinke, Member of the DEKRA SE Management Board and head of the Automotive business unit. “Formula 3’s international focus is especially very interesting for us as a globally positioned expert organization.”
The FIA Formula 3 European Championship is considered to be one of the important talent pools for higher-level racing series, right up to Formula 1. The teams will be on the move for ten weekends of racing in seven different countries this year. The season will kick off between April 1 and April 3 in Le Castellet in southern France. Other stages of the championship include well-known
Formula 1 and DTM racing tracks such as the Hungaroring in Hungary, Spielberg in Austria, Zandvoort in the Netherlands, Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, Imola in Italy, as well as Nürburgring and Hockenheim in Germany. Hockenheim will be the setting of the season finale from October 14 to October 16.
Picture Copyright: FIA F3 / Thomas Suer