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Singapore Airlines extends F1 title sponsorship until 2019

It first signed as title sponsor in 2014.

Singapore Airlines (SIA)  will extend its title sponsorship of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix for another two years, until 2019.

Singapore Airlines first signed as Title Sponsor in 2014, initially for two years. The sponsorship was subsequently extended for the 2016 and 2017 races.

This year’s event – the FORMULA 1 2018 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX – will take place on 14-16 September at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

F1 chairman and CEO Chase Carey said, "The strength of Singapore as a destination is an example of the excitement F1 is creating around the globe and having prestigious partners such as Singapore Airlines shows our ambitious vision is shared by the market-leading companies around the world."

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