Dutch-Belgian supermarket chain Jumbo will continue to sponsor Max Verstappen despite money laundering allegations. F1
Dutch-Belgian supermarket chain Jumbo is set to reduce its sporting sponsorship activities in 2023, but will continue backing Max Verstappen as their contract together remains ongoing.
Jumbo themselves commissioned a report into the company and found they are ‘not involved in anything nationwide’ and no irregularities were found within the company. “Motorsport did come to us in a special light,” Jumbo’s acting CEO Ton van Veen told AD. “That also affects our sponsorship in motorsport. We will not continue with that for long.
Van Eerd owns his own team in the World Endurance Championship, Racing Team Netherlands, and has previously raced in LMP2, debuting at Le Mans alongside former Formula 1 drivers Rubens Barrichello and Jan Lammers in 2017.
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