A-Style extend MotoGP title sponsorship.
Italian fashion brand A-Style, familiar for its 'eye-catching' logo and unusual habit of making grid girls wear crash helmets, has extended its title sponsorship of the Dutch TT and Japanese Grand Prix until 2009.
A-Style gained popularity over a decade ago, when graphic designer Marco Bruns patented the 'world's funkiest "A" ' and it became a popular sticker and print for surf, skate and urban orientated gear. Clothing designer Simone Sidoti was later to join forces with Bruns and a full collection of men's' and women's fashion is now available in 1440 stores across the world.
Italian fashion brand A-Style, familiar for its 'eye-catching' logo and unusual habit of making grid girls wear crash helmets, has extended its title sponsorship of the Dutch TT and Japanese Grand Prix until 2009.
A-Style gained popularity over a decade ago, when graphic designer Marco Bruns patented the 'world's funkiest "A" ' and it became a popular sticker and print for surf, skate and urban orientated gear. Clothing designer Simone Sidoti was later to join forces with Bruns and a full collection of men's' and women's fashion is now available in 1440 stores across the world.
The company has also been linked to possible title sponsorship of the Factory Yamaha Team, although Fiat, Telefonica or Yamaha itself are currently favourites for that position.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
