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Scuderia Ferrari renew ManpowerGroup deal

Aditya Chaudhuri Aditya Chaudhuri

Scuderia Ferrari have announced the renewal of their partnership with American multinational workforce solutions company ManpowerGroup.

ManpowerGroup will thus continue on as an Official Partner of the Italian Formula One team, having been in the role since 2017.

With the 2024 F1 season on the horizon, Ferrari have been busy in the sponsorships department, renewing deals with ZCG while bringing on Peroni and Bang & Olufsen as new partners.

On the drivers’ market front, Ferrari have made a sensational move by signing seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton, who will join them next year.

Ferrari renews ManpowerGroup deal
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Aditya Chaudhuri

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