Leading global Web3 technology company and official major partner of McLaren Racing, OKX, announced today an expansion of their partnership with the team. In addition to the existing brand displays, the OKX logo will also appear on the sidepods of the McLaren F1 cars and make joint appearances in the 20 races of the 2024 F1 season.
McLaren unveiled their latest car design for 2024 on January 16. The sidepod livery design featuring the OKX brand is inspired by the “Stealth Mode” livery design, which was created in collaboration between OKX and McLaren and unveiled in September 2023.
OKX Chief Marketing Officer, Haider Rafique, stated:
“The expanded partnership between OKX and McLaren’s Formula 1 team is an important step in bridging the connection between Web3, blockchain, and the world of elite racing. It brings fans and Web3 enthusiasts closer to the intersection of technology, innovation, and speed.”
McLaren Racing CEO, Zak Brown, commented:
“Expanding our partnership with OKX and McLaren’s Formula 1 team is an important step in bridging the connection between Web3, blockchain, and the world of elite racing. It brings fans and Web3 enthusiasts closer to the intersection of technology, innovation, and speed.”
About OKX:
OKX is a leading technology company dedicated to building the future of Web3. OKX has developed virtual asset applications that combine speed and reliability, highly favored by over 50 million global investors and professional traders.
OKX’s industry-leading self-custody solution includes the OKX Web3 Wallet service, which allows users to take control of their virtual assets and explore DEX, NFT markets, DeFi, GameFi, and thousands of dApps.
OKX closely collaborates with world-class brands and athletes, including English Premier League champions Manchester City F.C., McLaren F1 Team, Tribeca Festival, golfer Ian Poulter, Olympic snowboarder Scotty James, and F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo.
About McLaren Racing:
McLaren Racing was founded 60 years ago in 1963 by racing driver Bruce McLaren. The team made its debut in Formula 1 in 1966. Since then, McLaren has won 20 Formula 1 World Championships, 183 Formula 1 Grand Prix races, 3 Indianapolis 500 races, and its first attempt at the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race.
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