F1 Academy announces MAJOR new partnership

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F1 Academy announces MAJOR new partnership
The all-female category have announced a brand new Official Partner for the 2024 season
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F1 Academy have announced that American Express will be an Official Partner for the series for the 2024 season.
Entering their second season this year, the all-female category has taken large steps following their inaugural campaign in 2023 to promote the series and improve inclusivity of women in motorsport.
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This has included F1 Academy being included on the F1 support bill, the 10 F1 teams running a driver with their liveries on the cars, and official partners that are dedicated to back women in sport, such as Tommy Hilfiger, Charlotte Tilbury and Puma.
American Express had already been involved in the F1 world as an official payments partner in the Americas last year, but now they are joining forces with F1 Academy as an official partner for the series.


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Furthermore, for each remaining round of the season, the company will run a custom livery with American Express branding, as well as Shop Small – a global movement created by American Express that is committed to supporting local small businesses – and a logo of a small business will also feature per round.
For Miami, the small business to be featured will be Caja Caliente, a female-founded Cuban restaurant created by Monica ‘Mika’ Leon based in Florida.
American Express will also be running a Card Member event with F1 Academy to celebrate women in business and sport, with a special guest appearance from award-winning artist Camila Cabello. Tickets can be purchased here, although it is warned that availability will be limited.
Speaking with F1.com about the collaboration, F1 Academy Managing Director Susie Wolff said: “American Express is a worldwide leader in the payments space and a powerful advocate for small businesses and entrepreneurs globally, and we’re proud to welcome them to F1 ACADEMY as an Official Partner.
“We’re thankful to American Express for embracing our vision and for showing their commitment to elevating women in sport and inspiring the next generation of female drivers.”
Elizabeth Rutledge, Chief Marketing Officer for American Express added: “We are thrilled to launch our global partnership with F1 ACADEMY for the 2024 season.
“Powerfully backing communities is core to American Express' DNA. With this partnership we hope to continue to foster equal opportunities for women, on and off the track, while spotlighting women-owned small businesses and their impact on their local communities."
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