Crypto.com to sponsor Aston Martin's Formula 1 team
Crypto.com's logo to appear on Aston Martin F1 cars in the 2020–2021 season. Cryptocurrency exchange service Crypto.com has inked a partnership deal with car maker Aston Martin to sponsor the latter’s Formula 1 team.According to a report by Business Insider, the collaboration is a multi-year sponsorship on the occasion of the British car manufacturer's return to the F1 circuit in 2021 after a 61-year absence. However, the exact financial details of the sponsorship deal have not been made public.With the deal in place, Aston Martin’s F1 cars will be emblazoned with the Crypto.com logo....
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