Are F1 teams still struggling to find sponsors? Find out who’s added new names in time for the start of the 2016 season – and who hasn’t.
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Sponsor Watch: Mexico, USA and Russia
Sponsor Watch
Posted onWith local drivers taking part in the last three races several regional sponsors were persuaded to add or increase their backing for teams in Mexico, America and Russia.
Sponsor watch: 2015 Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix
2015 Japanese Grand Prix
Posted onWith a few exceptions, most of the teams had completely unchanged liveries for this Asian leg of the championship.
Sponsor Watch: Austria, Britain and Hungary 2015
Sponsor Watch
Posted onA few new brands appeared on the cars during the previous three grands prix – and one name featured on almost all of them at the last race.
Sponsor watch: Spain, Monaco and Canada 2015
2015 Canadian Grand Prix
Posted onLotus brought blockbuster films and A-list celebrities – and Manor finally sport a few logos too. Here’s a look at what’s changed in the last three races.
Sponsor watch: 2015 Chinese & Bahrain Grands Prix
2015 Bahrain and Chinese Grands Prix
Posted onWhat would Enzo Ferrari say? One of Ferrari’s sponsors accidentally placed a rude cartoon on the flanks of the SF-15T during the Chinese Grand Prix weekend.
Sponsor Watch: 2015 Australian and Malaysian GP
2015 Australian Grand Prix
Posted onManor’s cars were conspicuously short of sponsors when the appeared for the first time in Malaysia, but some of their rivals have attracted new names.