Rousseau Metal to be Primary Sponsor for Graham Rahal at Honda Indy Toronto

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing announced on Monday, June 8 that Rousseau Metal will be the primary sponsor for Graham Rahal’s No. 15 Verizon IndyCar Series entry in this weekend’s Honda Indy Toronto on June 14.

“I have had a relationship with Rousseau for many years, first in the service and parts areas of our dealership group and then with the race teams,” Bobby Rahal said.  “I’m very happy that Rousseau will be the primary sponsor of our Indy car in Toronto and we look forward to bringing them a good result. It’s exciting to see our relationship grow to this new level.”

Rousseau Metal, a Quebec-based company, is a leader in storage solutions and has been a partner with RLL since 2009. This marks the first time during their partnership that the company has been the primary sponsor.

“With Rousseau celebrating its 65th anniversary, becoming Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing’s primary sponsor for the Honda Indy Toronto was perfect timing,” Charles-Alexandre Pare, Rousseau Metal, said. “We are so excited and proud to continue our partnership with such a class act organization.”

Rahal has been solid on the street course thus far this year, finishing on the podium in three of the past four races. He enters the race this weekend sitting fifth in the standings.

 

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