The season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix saw Robert Kubica finish in 11th position, while teammate Vitaly Petrov retired in the early stages of the race.

Eric Boullier, Team Principal:

„Mixed feelings after this first race of the season. Robert fell victim to a racing incident on the first lap, when he touched another car, and he drove a fantastic race to climb back through the field. It’s frustrating to finish so close to the points but, at the same time, we can be encouraged by the speed he demonstrated to get there. I’m very disappointed for Vitaly, too : he made an outstanding start and
drove very well in the opening laps, looking after his tyres without overdriving, and showing strong race pace. Overall, we can say that the R30 is a good basis to work from but we’re under no illusion about the amount of work ahead of us if we want to catch the teams in front. The whole team has put in an incredible amount of effort during recent weeks, both at the factory and here at the track this weekend. The team spirit is strong and we’re all motivated to keep on pushing to improve even more.“

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...its R30 race cars will feature branding from MOV´IT, beginning at the 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix. MOV´IT branding will be prominent on the nose cone of the R30.

Based in Germany, MOV´IT develops high-performance brake systems for sports, racing and security vehicles, as well as for manufacturers of super-sportscars. MOV´IT brake systems employ a unique construction of carbon-ceramic rotor that offers important advantages over its competitors, especially in terms of weight, strength and durability.

Over the last fifteen years, MOV´IT has already sealed close partnerships with major players within the automotive industry. The appearance of MOV´IT branding on the Renault F1 Team race cars represents a step forward to grow the visibility of this high-tech brand among a technologically aware global audience.

“One of the primary motivations for our investment in Renault F1 Team was to use the sport as a powerful business-to-business platform and create synergies between different companies within our partner network,” commented Renault F1 Team chairman Gérard Lopez.

“The fit between the core business of MOV´IT and the F1 audience is a perfect example of how we can use F1 as an enabler for companies within our partner network. Furthermore, it couldn’t be more appropriate for us to carry this branding in Bahrain, which is among the most demanding circuits on the F1 calendar for brake performance.” 

“We are delighted to be part of the Renault F1 Team partner network,” commented Frank Scherer, CEO of MOV´IT. “It is a hard task to stop F1 cars on a dime. Our high demands on material quality, intense research and perfect craftsmanship combine well with Formula 1. This braking expertise is available in every MOV´IT braking system.”

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...on a Toyota Landcruiser LC200 all of a sudden the Police called the surprised driver via the installed emergency system. The technician first thought that there was a problem with the system.

But the reason for the alarm was the extreme deceleration of the vehicle which was interpreted as an accident by the system. A proof of the perfect performance of the MOV´IT® braking system!

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The expansion of the established MOV´IT® Team with six additional highly qualified employees stands for the upgrading in the fields of Development, Production und Customer services. „The new facilities and the enlarged MOV´IT® team are representing the continous improvement of our products and services, our major objectives.“, says managing director Frank Scherer.

The boosted MOV´IT® Team > PDF-DOWNLOAD

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