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Spyker announces another new sponsor

Today the Spyker MF1 team announced that it has signed a three-year sponsorship programme with Philoderm. Philoderm is a company specialised in skin care products and based in The Netherlands.

The Philoderm logos will appear on the Spyker-Ferrari cars, helmets and the overalls of the race drivers in 2007.

Team Principal Colin Kolles was pleased with their latest deal. "I am delighted to welcome Philoderm as a new long-term partner for the Spyker F1 Team. This commitment to our programme at such an early stage is a huge boost to everyone involved in transforming Spyker F1 into a serious competitor in the F1 World Championship. Rofil and Spyker both have global ambitions and we look forward to developing them together in the exciting sponsorship activity."

Robert Schreuder, CEO Rofil Medical, commented: "Spyker F1 is hot and a unique project. We have had a very successful involvement in F1 through Christijan Albers for over a year and we decided immediately that we wanted to be a part of the Spyker programme. Philoderm is an ambitious brand in the professional skincare market. Our aim is to become a global brand and we are convinced that F1 is the ultimate tool to achieve this and to strengthen our worldwide presence. F1 is high-tech, glamorous and innovative. We share these values and we look forward to teaming up with this ambitious Dutch F1 team."

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