BMW partners with Cloud9, Fnatic, FunPlus Phoenix, G2 Esports, and T1

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German multinational automobile company BMW has revealed a new partnership with five of the world’s leading esports organizations. They are Cloud9, Fnatic, FunPlus Phoenix, G2 Esports, and T1.
The partnership includes what you would normally expect, like online and offline activations, content creation, and the company logo on uniforms. However, BMW has much bigger plans for the deal. The car manufacturer’s engineers and designers will also develop hardware and software products through the sharing of technologies to support each organization’s activities. Lastly, every team receives a team car that features custom livery designed by both BMW and each organization, which they will use for both practical and advertising purposes.
Passion drives us to get better in life. BMW and five of the most successful esports teams have joined forces, to show that we're #UnitedInRivalry. #UnitedAtHome pic.twitter.com/jYNQzVgzif
— BMW (@BMW) April 16, 2020

Esports shows us how sports entertainment can continue to thrive and play a key role considering today’s challenges. Our entry into esports is motivated by a commitment to become a sustainable, global partner, supporting the teams and the discipline as a whole, before, during, and after these times of uncertainty
The teams showed off a better view of their cars on Twitter in fun, brief clips. Take a look for yourself;
Gotta go fast.
— Cloud9 (@Cloud9) April 16, 2020
We are proud to continue being a part of the @bmw family and #BMWesports! #UnitedInRivalry #UnitedAtHome pic.twitter.com/OCvGPgOGkc
Hop in @bmw - we're going for a ride.
— FNATIC (@FNATIC) April 16, 2020
Proud to be driving #BMWesports. #UnitedInRivalry #UnitedAtHome pic.twitter.com/5yYiXEE5uR
Let’s ride @BMW ! We are so proud to be part of #BMWesports !#UnitedInRivalry #UnitedAtHome pic.twitter.com/3fqZVp88vT
— FPX (@FPX_Esports) April 16, 2020
Only two hours left until we start our engines! GET READY! #UnitedinRivalry #UnitedAtHome @BMW pic.twitter.com/EtrVoa5Jtq
— G2 Esports (@G2esports) April 16, 2020
T1 to officially ride with @BMW, LET'S GET IT!
— T1 LoL (@T1LoL) April 16, 2020
We are excited to be a part of #BMWesports and to be alongside esports finest! #UnitedInRivalry #UnitedAtHome pic.twitter.com/v6OpUkvMU3
The campaign champions the ideals behind “United in Rivalry” and “United at Home,” which reminds fans and the community of the need to be united in all things but physically apart in these trying times.
This deal is just one of the many campaigns BMW has launched in the esports industry since 2017, when the company became the official partner of the European League of Legends Finals.
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