The BMW WilliamsF1 Team today confirmed that after successfꦆul debut season, team sponsor Budweiser has extended its commercial relationship for the forthcoming season, and the 'Bud King of Beers' identity will ꦉbe more extensively visible on team assets.

The Budweise♊r identity will appear not only on the airbox of the FW26, but also on the monocoque tops and on the driver gloves of Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schu♚macher.

Budweiser joi𝔉ned the team sponsor community at the British Gra♒nd Prix in July 2003.

Tony Ponturo vice president, global media and sports marketing, Anheuser-Busch, Inc., reflected: "Our first season in Formula One hꦅas been a great experience, and the BMW WilliamsF1 Team continues to be a valuable 🌺partner for Budweiser. The brand's increased visibility on the cars and driver's gloves will reach even more adult beer drinkers this season through Formula One's worldwide viewing audience of more than 350 million."

Frank Williams, the BMW WilliamsF1 team principal said: "I am truly delighted that such a ubiquitous and global brand will be gracing the team with an extended partnership agreement. The Budweiser brand is consistent with someꩵ of the world's greatest sporting events and teams, and🔯 it is a great privilege for the BMW WilliamsF1 Team to carry its identity."

Budweiser is also maಌking extensive use of its sponsorship with the🐬 announcement of the 25 winners of the 'True Racing' promotion in March.

Winners will be 💃invited to contest a simulator race off in the WilliamsF1 Conference Centre to compete for 25 trips of a lifeti🦋me to international Grands Prix in Australia, Malaysia, China, Japan, the US, Spain, Italy, Monaco and the UK.

Each winner will receive round trip flights, four star accommodation and grandstand tickets fo🐠r two.