TCL Electronics will continue its partnership with the Australian Grand Prix Corporation for the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025.
The partnership demonstrates TCL’s commitment to delivering premium, cutting-edge technology that enhances the fan experience at one of Australia’s most iconic sporting events.
TCL Electronics Australia national marketing manager Rafael Mayen expressed the brand’s excitement about continuing its partnership with the Australian Grand Prix Corporation.
“TCL is passionate about innovation and performance, values that perfectly align with the thrill of Formula 1.
“Our presence at the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025 is an opportunity to showcase how our advanced technology, from the impressive 115-inch TV to the immersive NXTFRAME TV, brings fans closer to the high-octane action both on and off the track.”
Racegoers at Melbourne’s Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit will be immersed in the action with TCL’s Mini LED TVs, including its flagship 115-inch X955 MAX Premium QD-Mini LED TV and the artistic NXTFRAME TV, on full display.
These products, along with other exciting offerings, will be showcased at TCL’s “Race to Greatness” activation space, a must-visit hub for fans.
Visitors can test their skills with racing simulators, challenge their reflexes at the reaction wall, and experience the unparalleled visuals and audio of TCL’s latest innovations.
To heighten the excitement, the activation will also feature daily competitions and exclusive giveaways, ensuring fans leave with more than just memories of the race.
Australian Grand Prix Corporation chief commercial officer Emma Pinwillm said, “Partnering with a brand like TCL enhances the experience for our fans by integrating cutting-edge technology into the event.
“From their Race to Greatness activation to their showcase of premium products, TCL’s involvement continues to raise the bar for fan engagement at Albert Park.”
The Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix 2025 will take place from 13-16 March.
