The Sauber Formula One squad embarks on a thrilling new chapter as the Stake F1 Team. Sporting a revitalized aesthetic and a reinvigorated sense of purpose, the group is poised to reveal its 2023 contender, the C44, in the early days of February.
This name change arises as Stake, a significant collaborator in the previous season, elevates its role to become the team’s title backer. The agreement, spanning multiple years, demonstrates Stake’s dedication to the team and to the realm of Formula 1 racing. Enthusiasts will observe the Stake F1 Team moniker across all mediums, encompassing the recently renamed social media accounts (@stakef1team).
A spokesperson for Stake F1 Team, Alessandro Alunni Bravi, conveyed his eagerness for this upcoming phase, stressing how Stake’s pioneering method of interaction aligns seamlessly with the team’s aspirations. He underscored Stake’s accomplishments in not only capitalizing on F1’s worldwide influence but also in drawing a fresh demographic of supporters to the competition. Bravi further alluded to captivating joint efforts with Stake’s remarkable lineup of brand representatives, featuring soccer icon Sergio Agüero and musical performer Karan Aujla.
Note the date! The Sauber-managed team will formally introduce the C44 on the 5th of February, mere weeks before the commencement of the 2023 Formula 1 season.
Stake co-founder, Edward Craven, shared his enthusiasm for the debut of their reimagined Formula One team, Stake F1 Team, sporting a fresh aesthetic for the new season. He highlighted their mutual zeal for velocity, cutting-edge technology, and exceeding limits, affirming their preparedness to elevate the team to unprecedented levels commencing in 2024. Craven assured an extraordinary adventure ahead, replete with remarkable happenings that will redefine exhilaration both on and off the circuit. He encouraged everyone to fasten their seatbelts for an adrenaline-charged experience as Stake F1 Team races towards a captivating future.
Notably, this is not Stake’s sole venture into the realm of high-speed thrills. News sources in Australia revealed that Craven quietly secured an investment in PointsBet, a leading sports wagering enterprise, back in December.