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Haas F1 sees ex main sponsor leave for soccer club
In recent years Haas is not known as a team with the greatest power in Formula 1. In 2019 it looked as if Haas was doing a little better financially. That was when Rich Energy became the new main sponsor of the team.
Contrary to expectations, Rich Energy soon stopped being the main sponsor of Haas. The soft drink brand was not satisfied with the team's performance.
After formula 1 now football?
After a long absence, Rich Energy made himself heard again. Rich Energy CEO William Storey even claims he has a deal with Sunderland football club to take over the club. Sunderland comes out on the second level in England.
BREAKING: Energy drink tycoon William Storey claims he has made a bid to purchase #SAFC.
— Mark Donnelly (@markdonnelly_) July 24, 2020
Storey is CEO of Rich Energy, who previously sponsored F1 team Haas.
Claims he has attracted 'significant funding from blue-chip backers' to facilitate the deal. pic.twitter.com/U1IAEp5tQX
