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The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Calcutta/London: Formula One team Force India's owner Vijay Mallya is expanding his football interest outside India and is on the verge of inking a shirt sponsorship deal with English Championship club Queens Park Rangers, according to media reports. After Manchester City, QPR are already the second richest club in England and Mallya's cash injection will make them even wealthier....
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Hindu (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
London: Formula One team Force India’s owner Vijay Mallya is expanding his football interest outside India and is on the verge of inking a shirt sponsorship deal with Queens Park Rangers, according to media reports here. Mallya, ...
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The F1Fanatics Blog (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Vijay Mallya, the Indian billionaire who owns the Kingfisher brand and Force India F1 team is said tro be about to announce a huge investment into the Queen’s Park Rangers Soccer team. Mallya would join Bernie Ecclestone, Flavio Briatore and Indian metals billionaire Lakshmi Mittal in being part of the club, which looks to be turning [...]
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Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
Beer tycoon Mallya pumps in his millions to swell the QPR coffersLast updated at 10:59 PM on 03rd October 2008Queens Park Rangers are close to agreeing a new £20million shirt sponsorship deal that would bring a third major figure from Formula One into the club - and could result in Loftus Road being renamed the Kingfisher Stadium. Sportsmail understands that Vijay Mallya, the Indian...
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F1Technical.net (Free subscription) | yesterday
... its momentum forward to Japan, where its predecessors, Spyker, scored their first point in 2007.Dr Vijay Mallya, chairman and managing directorSingapore was a difficult weekend for the team in many respects, but can you take some positives away from the race?"I am a great optimist. In any situation there are positives and, even though you cannot gloss over problems, you really need...
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QPR REPORT (Free subscription) | yesterday
- Daily Mail/By ARINDAM REJ "... QPR manager Iain Dowie wants three new faces if Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya invests in the club this week. The boss of Formula One’s Force India team and Kingfisher beer is on the brink of completing a sponsorship deal which could see Loftus Road re-named Kingfisher Stadium. Dowie said: ‘Kingfisher beer? Very good. I don’t mind a drop of that at all....
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Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
... we had a couple of years ago.’ QPR manager Iain Dowie wants three new faces if Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya invests in the club this week. The boss of Formula One’s Force India team and Kingfisher beer is on the brink of completing a sponsorship deal which could see Loftus Road re-named Kingfisher Stadium.Dowie said: ‘Kingfisher beer? Very good. I don’t mind a drop of that at all....
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Daily Mail (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
... we had a couple of years ago.’ QPR manager Iain Dowie wants three new faces if Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya invests in the club this week. The boss of Formula One’s Force India team and Kingfisher beer is on the brink of completing a sponsorship deal which could see Loftus Road re-named Kingfisher Stadium.Dowie said: ‘Kingfisher beer? Very good. I don’t mind a drop of that at all....
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Rediscover Formula One (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Well i really admire Vijay Mallya for all he has done, he has literally brought formula one to India, bought a team and named it after India and so on. But i dont get one thing, why are actors only the guests present at grand prix fixtures ? For once i would like fans to be present instead of actors and models to be present at various races of Force India and their names and faces in...
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Hindu (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
... the speakers at the event would be C.K. Prahalad, Dr. Carl Schramm of the Kauffman Foundation, Dr. Vijay Mallya (UB Group), Sanjay Anandaram (Jumpstartup), Satyanarayana (Career Launcher) and Martin Haemmig (Stanford University). For details and registration, contact: .
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Hindu (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
... Red Bull uses its two teams to promote and sell its product while Force India is bankrolled by Vijay Mallya, who says he is in for the long haul. — Reuters
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All OF F1 (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
... promote and sell their product while Force India are bankrolled by aviation and drinks billionaire Vijay Mallya, who says he is in for the long haul.Williams, the only team without a manufacturer or billionaire behind them, reported losses of 21.4 million pounds ($38.17 million) for 2007 on Tuesday but said they were well-funded for the future.In a sport where sponsorship contracts...
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Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
... promote and sell their product while Force India are bankrolled by aviation and drinks billionaire Vijay Mallya, who says he is in for the long haul.Williams, the only team without a manufacturer or billionaire behind them, reported losses of 21.4 million pounds for 2007 on Tuesday but said they were well-funded for the future.In a sport where sponsorship contracts are generally negotiated...
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India eNews (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008
From correspondents in India, 09:32 PM ISTBollywood actress Shilpa Shetty's love for fast cars drove her to cheer the Force India Formula One at the Grand Prix in Singapore recently.Business tycoon Vijay Mallya, who owns the team, and Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone invited the Bollywood diva.'I cheered for Force India. Fast cars and bikes have been my passion and there was no way...
