
On Wednesday Haas will make public a sponsorship with Banco Bradesco, one of the big private banks in Brazil, complete with naming rights for the cars.
It is hardly a coincidence that Rafael Camara has been brought in to take Esteban Ocon’s place at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, 4 races ahead of schedule, making him the 34th Brazilian to compete in the sport.
For a team at the rear of the grid a home driver is the quickest way to put more in the budget. No figures have been released on the deal.
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