McLaren Racing have announced a multi-year partnership with the Hedera Foundation, a non-profit organisation providing educational assistance, social services, and support programmes to communities.
The partnership will see Hedera, the foundation’s public network for building fast, secure, and compliant decentralised applications, become an Official Partner of the McLaren Formula One team and the McLaren IndyCar team.
Hedera and McLaren will work on various fan engagement activities along with a special digital collectibles programme, which fans will be able to claim during F1 race weekends.
Hedera will also enjoy branding exposure on the McLaren F1 race cars and driver race suits, as well as on the team kits of the McLaren IndyCar team.
Nick Martin, Co-Chief Commercial Officer, McLaren Racing, commented:
“Innovation off the track is just as important as performance on it. Partnering with Hedera allows us to deliver cutting-edge Web3 experiences for our fans. We’re excited to welcome Hedera to the McLaren family as we continue to push boundaries on and off the track.”
Charles Adkins, CEO, HBAR, Inc, added:
“Working with one of the world’s most recognised sports brands is a big step for the Hedera ecosystem. It gives us a chance to show what Web3 can look like when it’s built on a network people can trust, and when it’s tied to experiences fans actually want. This partnership is the first phase of a longer programme that we look forward to building together with McLaren Racing.”
The third day of the World Cup will feature a Group B game between Qatar…
USA will face their moment of reckoning as they open their World Cup campaign against…
Co-hosts Canada will lock horns with Bosnia and Herzegovina in what promises to be a…
In what is the Final Group of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, we have a…
The opening day of the World Cup will also feature another Group A game between…
The opening game of the World Cup would be a Group A encounter between co-hosts…