Gen.G Partners with NASCAR

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06 July 2023 21:41

GEN.G announced a new partnership with NASCAR. Nick Rend, NASCAR managing director, gaming and esports stated "Gen.G shares the belief that gaming is a connector. We are excited to continue our commitment to Rocket League with Gen.G by hosting The Pit Stop at RLCS Boston Major with them and Mobil 1. We also look forward to working with Gen.G to explore new opportunities for our fans to engage with NASCAR and showcase the sport to new audiences."

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Gen.G Partners with NASCAR

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06 July 2023 21:41

Tags: GEN.G

GEN.G announced a new partnership with NASCAR. Nick Rend, NASCAR managing director, gaming and esports stated "Gen.G shares the belief that gaming is a connector. We are excited to continue our commitment to Rocket League with Gen.G by hosting The Pit Stop at RLCS Boston Major with them and Mobil 1. We also look forward to working with Gen.G to explore new opportunities for our fans to engage with NASCAR and showcase the sport to new audiences."

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