KARACHI: Philip Morris International (PMI) Inc Wednesday announced an expanded partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP and with Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli—the single-marque motorsport championship created in 1993— for the 2026 season and beyond.
This next chapter introduces one major development: the ZYN brand of nicotine pouches will feature on Scuderia Ferrari HP Formula 1 liveries at select races throughout the seasons.
In a statement issued by PMI said this bold new chapter reinforces a spirit of relentless innovation and unforgettable experiences that has defined the partnership for more than five decades—making it one of the strongest in sports history. To mark this moment, ZYN branding will first feature on the Scuderia Ferrari HP car livery during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025 scheduled for December 7.
“PMI shares with Scuderia Ferrari HP the pursuit to innovate and challenge the status quo for millions of adults that share this passion. By engaging in this space, we demonstrate our commitment on this journey,” said Stefano Volpetti, President Smoke-Free Products & Chief Consumer Officer, PMI.
“By further enhancing our partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP, we hope to accelerate the replacement of cigarettes, and we want our adult consumers of nicotine products, like ZYN, to embrace and enjoy every moment of this thrilling ride.”
“Ferrari has always valued partnerships built on innovation, responsibility and a vision oriented toward continuous improvement, with a forward-looking mindset. Our renewed collaboration with PMI is a concrete expression of this approach and continues a relationship that has lasted for over fifty years, grounded in scientific progress and long-term thinking. As PMI advances the development of smoke-free alternatives, we are proud to evolve together, uniting our shared values of excellence, discipline and innovation to drive progress both on and off the track,” said Lorenzo Giorgetti, Chief Racing Revenue Officer, Ferrari.
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