Pop Quiz: Red Bull sponsorship

[MichaelC]

Just something I was wondering after reading the Bernoldi/Herbert thread.

Red Bull are title sponsor for Sauber (until the end of this year anyway)
They also underwrite the running costs of Enrique Bernoldi at Arrows.

When (if ever) was the last time a company had money invested in, and it's logo on, the cars of two different teams?

[papabaz]

When McLaren was still in Marlboro livery, Ferrari had some Marlboro sponsorship as well. And when Verstappen started F1 in '94 he was being sponsored by Marlboro. I don't know if he had to completely give up that sponsorship, or if he just had to 'take of the badges'. I do believe more new drivers are or were being sponsored by Marlboro, at least during their F3 or F3000 careers.
And there have been many times when different teams ran the same engines, like the renault, Ford, or the Honda and Ferrari engines this season. But I don't know if that counts for sponsorship.

[SevenGrain]

Also in the late 80's/ early 90's Camel was a sponsor on both the Williams and Benetton cars.

[badoer fan]

Mild Seven have often had their logo on two different cars in the 90's. Sponsoring Benetton, and with Katayama on Tyrrell 1995-1996 (I think) and then Minardi in 1997

[steve nielsen]

When Jos Verstappen started in F1(1994) he was driving for Benetton(Mild Seven)

in 1996 Mclaren,Ferrari and Jos(Arrows) were all sponsored by Marlboro.

[EERO]

Back in 1973, Marlboro sponsored BRM and Frank Williams' "Iso Rivolta Marlboro" team.

Also, I recall Camel sponsorship on Lotus, Benetton and Williams during the 80's, As I recall, they overlapped one year. Does anyone remember?

[SevenGrain]

Camel's sponsorship of Williams and Bentetton overlapped, I believe, 1989-1991. Camel was on the Lotus cars earlier 1986-87 when Senna drove for Lotus.
Also Marlboro was the primary sponsor on both the Alfa Romeo and McLaren teams in 1981.