Paradise Entertainment Limited, today proudly announced an exclusive sponsorship to Rodolfo Avila, one of the most prominent drivers of Macau SAR, for his participation in the GT Cup race at the 61st Macau Grand Prix from 13th -16th November 2014.
This is the first time Paradise Entertainment Limited, holding company of a diverse group of companies (LT Game, Waldo Casino, Casino Kam Pek Paradise and Casino Macau Jockey Club) that engages in casino management, and development, supply and leasing of game machinery and equipment has appointed a local racing driver as an Ambassador for the Macau Grand Prix.
Mr Jay Chun, Chairman of Paradise Entertainment said, “Paradise is keen on starting supporting the development of local motorsports. In the upcoming Macau Grand Prix, we are very delighted to partner a well-known Macau driver like Rodolfo. The project will strengthen the position of our brands across the region through a sport that has in the region an enthusiastic and captive audience.”
Rodolfo Avila added, “I am very proud to represent Macau and Paradise Entertainment to participate in the upcoming Macau Grand Prix. With decades of history, the race has become a significant part of Macau culture and enjoys great media coverage across Southeast Asia. I look forward to joining forces with Paradise Entertainment in what I am confident will be a mutually rewarding experience. Paradise Entertainment has lot in common with racing drivers, we both have a passion for victory and a drive to be the very best in the field.”
Avila will drive a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup prepared by Macau’s Asia Racing Team.
About Rodolfo Avila
Avila began his career in karts, attending the Macau Karting School at 14, and winning the Macau Karting International A a year later. In 2002, he graduated to single seater racing, becoming the youngest driver ever to compete at the Macau Grand Prix, racing in the Formula Renault event. After competing in British Formula 3 and International Formula Master, Avila made the switch to sportscar racing in 2008, when he became the youngest ever Asian Supercar Challenge Champion. He made his Porsche Carrera Cup Asia debut in 2009, where he was vice-champion in 2012 and second runner-up in 2013.