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Infiniti and Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel collaborate for Frankfurt
Fri, 26 Aug 2011Getting extra press is just one of the benefits of having defending Formula One World Champion driver Sebastian Vettel as a company ambassador. The other is the chance to sell cars with Vettel's name attached. Infiniti has been a partner with Vettel since it signed on as a sponsor of the Red Bull Racing team at the start of this year's F1 season.
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