Rev Up Your Gift-Giving Game: Formula One Stock is Here!

By Erin Clerici - 7 Dec 2023 1564 0 comment

Buckle up because you can now buy one share of Formula One stock at GiveAshare.com, just in time for Christmas.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Ayrton Senna, or the historic teams like Ferrari and Mercedes, owning a share of Formula One stock allows you to be part of the global phenomenon that has been captivating audiences for over seven decades.

The motorsport company held its inaugral season back in 1950 and has attracted millions of fans around the world with its high-speed races,cutting-edge technology and legendary teams and drivers. It was aquired by Liberty Media in 2017 and in 2020 former Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali was named CEO. Now, you can be part of the action by owning a share of this iconic company.

The addition of Formula One to our stock list comes just in time: Analysts at TD Cowen named the global sports league a top stock pick for 2024.

And with the holiday season fast approaching, consider surprising your loved ones with a Formula One stock gift. The recipient becomes a registered shareholder entitled to all shareholder perks and gets a cool replica certificate to display and show off. Here are some clever plaque ideas that are sure to impress:

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And if Ferrari is more your speed, you can buy one share of Ferrari stock at GiveAshare.com, too! We also offer Atlanta Braves stock, the baseball team that was split off from Liberty Media earlier this year.

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Erin Clerici

Erin has degrees in finance and journalism from Arizona State University and started her career as a financial journalist at Bloomberg in New York City and London. Her interest in the stock market started at a young age when her dad asked her and her sisters to choose a company to invest in. Erin chose Nokia, which at the time had enormous marketshare in the mobile and smartphone market, and her sisters chose Starbucks and Intel. While it ended up being a loser (thanks, Apple!), that investment and the choices her sisters made taught her valuable life-long lessons and sparked a curiosity to keep on learning and investing.

In her free time, you'll find her hanging out with her husband and their boy-girl twins, playing with her three pups, on a hike, or at a local Denver brewery. She has a passion for traveling and exploring new cultures, trying new foods and giving back to her community.