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Sportswear giant Adidas could be set to join the F1 grid for 2024 and beyond with the legendary German company pushing to become AlphaTauri\u2019s new title sponsor, according to fresh reports.<\/p>\n
As reported by Swiss news organisation Blick, Adidas could be in the frame to take over the naming rights of Red Bull\u2019s sister team, with a new name coming for the Faenza-based outfit in 2024.<\/p>\n
Hugo Boss has been heavily linked to the team as a potential new title sponsor with the German clothing brand already producing team wear for F1 rivals Aston Martin. However, it appears that they will not be involved as a title sponsor.<\/p>\n
Speaking to Blick about the title sponsor deal and Hugo Boss\u2019 role, the team\u2019s new CEO, Peter Bayer, confirmed: \u201cThey are also involved in the new project. But the new name is much bigger!\u201d<\/p>\n
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