Ferrari has likely sent cynics--and close observers of Formula One in general--into fits of laughter after issuing a statement on its official Web site that categorically denies any correlation ...
Ralph Hanson April 16, 2008 Comment Now! It is likely that a cigarette brand will never again be outwardly visible on the livery of a formula one car. Other teams - notably Renault, McLaren and Honda ...
The Ferrari Formula One team unveiled a new logo on Thursday to replace a discarded ’bar code’ design that critics said represented subliminal advertising for cigarette sponsor Marlboro. Team boss ...
Ferrari have finally proceeded to changing their Formula One logo, as a result of the controversy regarding their current one. As reported by several media earlier this year, there were some concerns ...
Ferrari and Marlboro created arguably the most memorable racing liveries in the 2000s and signaled an end to active cigarette advertisements in Formula One. Since tobacco promotion in motorsport was ...
Ferrari, which ran its Formula One cars without Marlboro cigarette logos in the Bahrain Grad Prix, confirmed that those logos will no longer appear on its cars. Marlboro entered Grand Prix racing in ...
The F1 Marlboro Bardcore incident is clear evidence that tobacco companies are the sneakiest in the world when it comes to their advertising. Following the banning of tobacco advertising at many ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The new red and white uniforms worn by Ferrari's Formula 1 drivers advertise a product that doesn't appear to exist – but it looks very ...
If there is one Formula 1 team out there that will be looking for sponsors anytime soon, it has to be Ferrari. According to a recent report from Autosport, it seems that major tobacco company Philip ...
Antoine L'Estage and his codriver Alan Ockwell of the Yokohama Canada Rally Team won the 2014 edition of the Rallye Defi by winning every stage of the rally.
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