17 May 2019Copyright

IPEC finds fault with F1 team sponsor in copyright battle

The UK’s specialist IP court has sided with British cycle company Whyte Bikes in its copyright infringement dispute with the current title sponsor of the Haas Formula 1 (F1) team.

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