Marbanc International Appoints Australian Racing Driver Dylan Young as Global Brand Ambassador
Nov 17, 2023
Key Takeaways
- A motor racing sponsorship deal has been struck between Marbanc International and Australian racing driver Dylan Young for the 2024 season.
- Dylan Young will be appointed as Marbanc’s Global Brand Ambassador and will compete in a prestigious Le Mans Championship in Europe.
- Dylan Young has previously been teammates with Mick Schumacher and has competed against Formula 1 and Indy Car drivers.
- Partnership discussions began in 2014, and Marbanc's interest was renewed due to Dylan Young's recent successes and strong showings in Europe.
- Marbanc will prominently feature on Young's racewear and Le Mans Prototype race car.
A major motor racing sponsorship deal has been struck between New York-based Marbanc International and upcoming Australian professional racing driver Dylan Young for the 2024 season.
New York, NY, United States - November 17, 2023 /Baden Bower/ —
A major motor racing sponsorship deal has been struck between New York-based Marbanc International and upcoming Australian professional racing driver Dylan Young for the 2024 season. The deal will see Dylan Young appointed as Marbanc’s Global Brand Ambassador ahead of his soon to be announced campaign in a prestigious Le Mans Championship in Europe, which will be a key stepping-stone toward Young’s goal of winning the internationally acclaimed Le Mans 24 hours event.
Melbourne-based Young was previously teammates with Mick Schumacher, son of the legendary Michael Schumacher, and has competed against numerous other current Formula 1 and Indy Car drivers.
Partnership discussions were first held with a Marbanc representative in early 2014 when Young was still early in his career. However, his recent success in the 2019/2020 MRF Challenge Formula 3 Championship where he secured 2nd place in the Drivers’ Championship including three wins and nine podium finishes, backed up with further podiums and a strong showing in Europe the last few years renewed Marbanc’s interest in the strategic partnership.
Commenting on being appointed as Marbanc’s Global Brand Ambassador Dylan Young said “I am delighted to be working in partnership with Marbanc International to achieve my goal of racing in Le Mans. Marbanc’s values of courage, innovation and speed are a great brand alignment. Their team has been very professional and good to deal with and I look forward to actively representing Marbanc on the international circuit.”
Marbanc International’s Group Chairman Michael Go commented “There is a natural fit for Marbanc to partner with Dylan. The fact he first reached out to one of our founding team members for sponsorship nearly a decade ago and since then has grown his career in a highly competitive, high-performance international sport is testament to his tenacity and
determination. These are qualities we look for when making investments in businesses and management teams which is a strong brand alignment.”
Marbanc will feature prominently on Young’s racewear and Le Mans Prototype race car, which will compete throughout Europe in Barcelona, Le Castellet, Le Mans, Spa, Mugello and Portimao.
About Marbanc International Corporation
Marbanc International Corporation is a New York headquartered asset management group with diversified global interests. The group focuses on private equity investments and investing in alternative asset classes where capital can be used to scale operations. Marbanc has a controlling interest in Income Direct, an Australian provider of fixed income solutions to individuals, self-managed superannuation funds, companies and trusts. The group is actively seeking to deploy USD150 million in growth stage businesses internationally over the next eighteen months.
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Website: https://marbanc.com/
Source: Baden Bower
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