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    Sweet dreams are made of F1 teams

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    Sweet dreams are made of F1 teams

    Sweet dreams are made of F1 teams well that’s Tim Fung’s new philosophy. Airtasker Champions unsung heroes of Formula 1 with New Partnership with Racing Bulls team.

    Tim Fung: A Passion for Formula 1

    Tim Fung, the CEO of Airtasker, is on a mission to spotlight the unsung heroes of Formula 1. Describing his role as measuring the distance between a car’s front wing as “badass,” Fung is ready to unveil the captivating stories behind F1‘s modern teams.

    With Airtasker’s recent partnership with Racing Bulls, a new chapter in Formula 1 storytelling begins ahead of the 2025 season.

    Airtasker’s ‘Team Behind the Dream’ Initiative

    Airtasker, the online marketplace that connects people needing tasks done with those who can perform them, is making its debut in F1.

    The innovative ‘Team Behind the Dream’ program will feature various members of the Racing Bulls team, illuminating the critical roles that often go unnoticed in the high-stakes world of motorsport.

    Inspiration from the Paddock

    The spark for this initiative came during last year’s Singapore Grand Prix, where Fung witnessed the intricate work happening in the paddock. “It has been a wild ride from there to now,” he reflected in an interview with Autosport Business.

    Observing technicians using advanced tools like LiDAR to measure car components, Fung recognised a unique storytelling opportunity, stating, “That is people doing jobs at like the highest level.”

    Showcasing Unique Skills and Stories

    Fung is eager to share the incredible dedication of team members such as chief garage technician Renzo Milanello, assistant team coordinator Edward Hewitt, and partnerships team executive assistant Danni Culff.

    “We wanted to show those stories,” Fung explained, highlighting the essence of teamwork that characterises the F1 landscape.

    Avoiding Celebrity Endorsements for Authentic Storytelling

    Instead of pouring resources into costly celebrity endorsements, Fung found inspiration at the Singapore Grand Prix. “We started looking at celebrities and other people who could be our spokesperson,” he recalls. “But when I was talking to the Red Bull team, it clicked that there are fantastic stories right here.”

    Embracing the Underestimated Spirit of Red Bull

    Fung appreciates the underdog spirit of the Red Bull team, making the partnership a natural fit. “We have a go-getter spirit, and while it is a team really going places, Red Bull definitely embodies that spirit,” he noted.

    Look Ahead: A Bright Future for Airtasker in F1

    As Airtasker sets the course for a new narrative within Formula 1, fans can look forward to a series of human-interest stories that underscore the team effort behind thrilling races. Fung’s vision combines creativity with the grit of grassroots teamwork, bridging the gap between fans and the numerous individuals who make Formula 1 possible.

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