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Asahi Breweries to Sponsor 2026 Series of "All Japan Super Formula Championship" and "All Japan Road Race Championship"

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Asahi Breweries, Ltd. has decided to sponsor the 2026 series of the "All Japan Super Formula Championship" and the "All Japan Road Race Championship." They will also continue to sponsor "SUPER GT" and "D1 GRAND PRIX" in 2026. By displaying the logo of their non-alcoholic beer-taste beverage "Dry Zero" and offering drinking experiences at circuits, they aim to enhance brand value and promote "Smart Drinking."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which championships will Asahi Breweries sponsor in 2026 according to the announcement?
A: Asahi Breweries will sponsor the 2026 All Japan Super Formula Championship and the All Japan Road Race Championship, continuing their support for SUPER GT and D1 GRAND PRIX as well.
Q: What brand will be featured through logo placement on podium backboards and official materials during the 2026 race series?
A: The Dry Zero brand logo will appear on podium backboards, press conference panels, and official guidebooks at the 2026 All Japan Super Formula and Road Race Championship events.
Q: How does Asahi Breweries plan to promote non-alcoholic beverage options at the racing events in 2026?
A: Asahi Breweries will sell Asahi Dry Zero from barrels and offer Dry Zero Ice at circuits during the 2026 events, starting with the opening rounds on April 4th and 5th.
Q: What initiative does Asahi Breweries support through educational activities at motorsports venues?
A: Asahi Breweries conducts educational activities such as posting drunk driving prevention posters at venues to promote safe enjoyment of motorsports and support their Smart Drinking campaign.
Q: What market achievement has the Dry Zero brand accomplished since its launch in 2012?
A: Since its 2012 launch, Dry Zero has held the number one sales position in Japan's non-alcoholic beverage market for ten consecutive years from 2016 onward.