Geneva-based racing driver Harold Primat and French team Pescarolo Sport have announced a partnership with leading European business magazine Market500.eu.
Primat, who finished sixth in class at the Le Mans 24 Hours two weeks ago and who is enjoying a strong season in the European-based Le Mans Series with leading team Pescarolo Sport, carried Market500.eu’s logos on his helmet, whilst they also appeared on both Pescarolo-Judd 01s at La Sarthe and will do so for the rest of the 2007 season.
Market500.eu is the magazine dedicated to the business community across Europe. As the official publication of Europe’s 500, founder and operator of the only pan-European annual listing of fast growing job-creating companies, Market500.eu offers a unique approach to business case studies and analysis.
The quarterly magazine is distributed to the leading and top performing CEOs across Europe, with a total circulation of 75,000 copies. Market500.eu is also available in news-stands, airport lounges, and by subscription.
Primat revealed that the addition of Market500.eu to his stable of partners continues an overall strategy of forming relationships with companies who compliment one another. “I’m very happy to welcome Market500.eu as our new partner. They join our group of partners, including Banque Baring Brothers Sturdza and Crans Montana, who are a perfect match and compliment each other. As a driver I am always trying to improve myself and that will apply to the relationships I enjoy with my partners too. Hopefully they will share in our growth and together we can benefit from one another and go from strength to strength.”
Market500.eu CEO Raphael Dana added: “I’m delighted to have agreed this partnership with Harold Primat and Pescarolo Sport. Our partnership perfectly fits with our strategy and image of a fast growing environment. Our readers will definitely identify themselves in such a relationship. The relationship started with a bang thanks to the team’s excellent results at Le Mans and we hope things continue in the same vein for the rest of the season. ”
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