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Abstract:European online brokerage firm RoboMarkets has announced the extension of its premium partnership with BMW M Motorsport for the upcoming 2024-2025 DTM seasons.
European online brokerage firm RoboMarkets has announced the extension of its premium partnership with BMW M Motorsport for the upcoming 2024-2025 DTM seasons.
European online brokerage firm RoboMarkets has announced the extension of its premium partnership with BMW M Motorsport for the upcoming 2024-2025 DTM seasons. This extends a successful collaboration that commenced in 2019 and progressed to premium partner status for the previous two seasons.
The renewed deal grants RoboMarkets prominent branding opportunities. The distinctive RoboMarkets logo will adorn the BMW M4 GT3 race car competing in the main DTM events, prominently featured on the bonnet, doors, roof, and boot. Additionally, RoboMarkets branding will be prominently displayed on media stands, team garage walls, and marketing materials. It's important to note that this partnership focuses solely on the DTM main races and excludes involvement in supplementary programs like the DTM Trophy and Classic Cup.
Established in 2012, RoboMarkets Ltd (formerly RoboForex (CY) Ltd) is a European brokerage firm that offers investors access to over 12,000 trading instruments across six asset classes, including stocks, indices, commodities, metals, forex, and cryptocurrencies. These instruments can be traded using popular platforms such as MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Currently, RoboMarkets Ltd. is authorized and regulated by CySEC in Cyprus (License No. 191/13) to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Read WikiFXs full review on RoboMarkets here: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/6371125333.html
René Rast, the driver of the #33 RoboMarkets BMW M4 GT3, emphasized the significance of sponsor support, highlighting that it is vital for their endeavours. He mentioned that they were contenders for the title, which provides a strong foundation for his second season in the RoboMarkets BMW M4 GT3. Rast expressed their commitment to demonstrating gratitude for the support by achieving corresponding successes.
In addition to the DTM extension, RoboMarkets has recently strengthened its presence in motorsports by renewing its platinum partnership with Team AutoLife, a renowned Cypriot racing team competing in international rallies and cross-country races. This sponsorship grants RoboMarkets brand visibility in prestigious events like the upcoming Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge and the 2025 Dakar Rally.
Team AutoLife, led by pilot Roman Starikovich, navigator Bert Heskes, and manager Sijbrand Booij, boasts an experienced team with impressive achievements in the Dakar Rally and Greece Offroad. Most recently, they secured a commendable second place in the T1 class at the Abu Dhabi Baja Challenge. The partnership between RoboMarkets and Team AutoLife, established in 2019, reflects a shared commitment to excellence. As the team tackles upcoming challenges, RoboMarkets remains a dedicated supporter, aiming to see them leave a lasting mark in the world of motorsports.
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