Ferrari has signed a sponsor deal with Estrella Galicia 0,0 and Richard Mille, as Charouz unveil its 2021 F1 line-up.
With the arrival of Carlos Sainz at Ferrari, his sponsor Estrella Galicia 0,0 has joined the Italian F1 outfit in official capacity, while Charles Leclerc’s sponsor Richard Mille has been roped in too, in a new deal for the 2021 season.
“We are pleased to embark on this new partnership with Estrella Galicia 0,0 an emerging brand in the global beer sector,” said Binotto. “We share many values with the Spanish company, such as the pursuit of excellence, respect for tradition and ties to our geographic roots and the craftsmanship of our product.
“Furthermore, Estrella Galicia 0,0 has been present in motor sport for many years, paying particular attention to talented youngsters, which is something else we have in common.” At the same time, Estrella’s Ignacio Rivera added:
“We are pleased to become a Team Partner of Scuderia Ferrari, the most successful team with the biggest following in F1. Our association is based on shared values such as passion, search for excellence and our artisan tradition. I am sure that with these ingredients, we will enjoy great moments together that will help get our message across to beer lovers around the world.”
Richard Mille, meanwhile, will also support other Ferrari’s motorsport activities as Official Timekeeper, sponsor of Competizioni GT and the Ferrari Challenge series, partner of Ferrari Driver Academy, technical partner of Ferrari Esports Series and FDA Esports Team.
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Charouz’s F2 line-up:
It will be an all-new line-up at Charouz Racing System for the 2021 F2 season, with the signing of David Beckmann and Guilherme Samaia, where the former graduates from F3 while the latter will have his second year in the championship.
Samaia moves on from Campos, as Beckmann switches from Trident in F3 to Charouz in F2. “I’m delighted to be able to jump into the FIA Formula 2 this year after developing my career in Formula 3,” said the German.
“It’s exciting to have in front of me a new car and a new challenge, which reminds me the step I took from F4 to F3, and this will be really challenging. Of course, it’s also one more step towards Formula 1, and this means to see your goal a little bit closer.
“To be with Charouz Racing System in this venture makes me feel really comfortable: since they joined the FIA Formula 2, they showed to be on the spot, managing to be competitive and consistent in performance with all their drivers.
“The team has a great back-up and structure, I have already met during testing some of the personnel, which includes people I have already worked with previously and this put me totally at ease with the team and promises a good season together.”
At the same time, Samaia added: “I am extremely happy to have joined Charouz Racing System for the 2021 season. They gave me a great opportunity at the end of the 2020 season to rebuild and show what we can do out at the track.
“The team brought me into high energy once again with a strong post season test, we did together. I am truly grateful to have been brought in in such an incredible group of people. I am confident we will be a very tough team this year. We will push very hard.”
Team boss Antonin Charouz added: “I’m glad to have David and Guilherme on-board with us for this season. Looking back on the 2020 season, it probably was one of the hardest in motorsport’s history, but we have been strong and kept our head down to make the most out of it.
“I’m much more confident about the 2021 campaign, as we have clearer guidelines about how to advance and this allows us to get even more focused on the work on track. We had already the pleasure to work with Beckmann and Samaia in testing, and the results were positive and encouraging for both. This season will see also a revolution in terms of the Sporting Code of the series, which I’m sure will give some extra excitement to our season.”
2021 F2 line-up so far:
Prema: Robert Shwartzman, Oscar Piastri
Hitech GP: Juri Vips, Liam Lawson
HWA Racelab: Matteo Nannini, Alessio Deledda
UNI-Virtuosi Racing: Felipe Drugovich, Guanyu Zhou
Carlin: Jehan Daruvala, Daniel Ticktum
MP Motorsport: Lirim Zendeli
Campos Racing: Ralph Boschung, Gianluca Petecof
DAMS: Marcus Armstrong, Roy Nissany
ART Grand Prix: Theo Pourchaire, Christian Lundgaard
Charouz Racing System: Guilherme Samaia, David Beckmann
