On the bubble – Moet & Chandon returns as F1 champagne provider

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Moët & Chandon Is Back as the Official Champagne Sponsor of Formula 1

Owned by LVMH, Moët & Chandon will make its return as the contest’s drink supplier, succeeding Italian sparkling winemaker Ferrari Trento.

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Moët & Chandon Returns As Official Champagne Of Formula 1

(Moet Chandon: A Senna Cup) Pop those corks—Moët & Chandon has returned as Formula 1’s official Champagne, kicking off a decade-long partnership between the world’s reigning motorsport and luxury powerhouse LVMH that’s rooted in racing history. Since 1950, Moët & Chandon bubbly fueled the boozy celebrations of legendary champions like Sir Jackie Stewart, Ayrton Senna, Nikki Lauda, Alain Prost, Mika Häkkinen, and Michael Schumacher. Each celebrat…

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We are talking about the Moet & Chandon brand.

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Sprinkling champagne after a win has been a tradition in Formula 1 that dates back to the 1960s, when Dan Gurney first gave his fellow podiummen a champagne shower. Thousands of champagne bottles have been disemboweled over the years on podiums around the world, but that tradition came to an end in 2021, when Formula 1 was associated with Ferrari Trento and Italian sparkling wine took its place. In 2025, the champagne “really” returns to the pod…

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Louis Vuitton Becomes F1's Official Partner

Louis Vuitton is going for gold, as the French Maison follows LVMH to become an Official title Partner of the F1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025. Images are courtesy of Louis Vuitton. As the motorsport celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2025, Louis Vuitton is certainly shifting into high gear, as it is following suit with LVMH – the luxury fashion house has announced a ten-year partnership with the motorsport. Becoming a key influence …

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F1 News: Moët & Chandon returns as the Official Champagne

After a grueling 24 hours of Le Mans in 1967, American motorsports pilot winner Dan Gurney deliberately shook and sprayed the on-looking crowd with his jeroboam bottle of Moët & … Read More The post F1 News: Moët & Chandon returns as the Official Champagne appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.