Tranlate this title Justin Rose moves to Formula 1 with McLaren in spanish

British golfer Justin Rose, ranked in the top 5 of the world, has signed a sponsorship agreement with the innovative McLaren Golf brand, linked to the McLaren Racing group. This agreement establishes an investor and strategic advisory relationship between the company, led by Neil Howie, and the British player.

Justin Rose, statement

Following the official announcement on Monday, the Olympic gold medalist will debut his new golf bag, which includes the Series 1 (MB) and Series 3 (CB) prototypes, at the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral in Miami. The launch is not a coincidence, but rather an attempt to capitalize on the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Miami to boost marketing.

At 45 years old, and leading the PGA Tour in strokes to green, the Briton stated: “I’ve had the opportunity to be involved from the beginning, contributing to the development. That level of involvement, combined with McLaren’s high standards, made this decision very easy.”

The long-standing relationship of the 2013 US Open champion with Zak Brown, the team’s CEO, and his regular playing with Lando Norris, have been significant factors in this decision.

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