Made in Italy in Formula 1 is not just Ferrari: world champion Sebastian Vettel will in fact wear shoes Geox for two more seasons. And he will do so both as testimonial of the new Geox Amphibiox line, and at the wheel of his single-seater (reigning champion and pending confirmation), thanks to the two-year renewal of the well-known Italian footwear brand as Team Partner of the Red Bull Racing.
Until 2013, Geox will supply high-tech shoes for the riders and for the whole team, featuring the Geox Net System patented breathable sole. Furthermore, starting from next season, the brand, in addition to being already visible on the team's official clothing, will also be present on the new Red Bull cars.
As further confirmation of the special relationship established between the two leading companies in their respective sectors, reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel will be testimonial of the European commercial for the new and innovative Geox Amphibiox line, totally waterproof and breathable (the commercial was presented on the occasion of the Monza GP).
In short, made in Italy star of Formula 1, in partnership with the most popular and successful team of recent seasons. “We are very happy to renew the collaboration with a dynamic and technologically innovative partner like Red Bull Racing,” says the President and founder of Geox Mario Moretti Polegato. “The partnership has already brought great satisfaction and represents a further stimulus to Geox's constant research for the development of new technologies applied to our collections. Sebastian Vettel testimonial for the Geox campaign this autumn-winter confirms and reinforces the success of this partnership between champions".
“It is a great pleasure for us to be able to confirm and at the same time strengthen the agreement with Geox” comments the Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner. "In fact, we share the same passion for research and innovation, each in their own field, and we both aspire to a winning performance: there is therefore a great understanding".
