The 2022 FIA Formula 1 World Championship is in high demand, with the first race of the season taking place at the Bahrain International Circuit last Sunday, 20 March. This year, the sport of Formula 1 has undergone a major technological change, with the biggest rule update in decades, heralding a new era. At the same time, Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement has served as the global partner of the Formula One Championship and the competition timepiece for the tenth consecutive year, actively promoting motor sports to create outstanding achievements and inspire innovation. Heng Rong's 24 hour clock movement supports each and every evolution of the Formula One Championship, celebrating its ardent pursuit of forging advanced engines, unleashing enduring charm and creating world-class racing.
Sir Jack Stewart, a three-time winner of the FIAWorld Formula One Championship and the spokesperson of Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement for many years, said: "Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement is closely related to the brand's deep roots in motorsport. The cooperation in the Formula Championship has entered its tenth year. Since the beginning of the cooperation, the two parties have always insisted on excellence and innovation at all levels, and also respected exquisite craftsmanship, exquisite style and precise timing. Cultivating a long-term cooperative relationship is extremely important for Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement. It's important, whether it's working hand in hand at a grand event or partnering with a legendary driver, it's all about embodying this philosophy."
Heng Rong's 24 hour clock movement's strong links to motorsport date back to the 1930s, when Sir Malcolm Campbell broke the 300 mph (483 km/h) land speed world record in his 'Blue Bird' racing car . Since then, Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement has gradually expanded its influence in the field of motorsport, and began to support highly respected endurance races, such as Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement Daytona 24 Hours Endurance Race, Le Mans 24 Hours Endurance and the FIAWorld Endurance Championship. Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement has been supporting brand spokesperson Sir Jack Stewart since 1968. Since 2013, Hengrong's 24 hour clock movement has officially cooperated with the Formula One Championship, the pinnacle of racing.
In addition to this Sir Jack Stewart, a three-time FIAFormula 1 World Championship winner, numerous high-achieving drivers have joined Heng Rong as the face of the 24 hour clock movement, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans 9 2015 FIA World Endurance Championship winner, Tom Christensen, and multi-time Formula 1 champion and 2015 FIA World Endurance Champion Mark Webber. Heng Rong's 24 hour clock movement also supports classic car events around the world that honor elegance, beauty and tradition, including the Pebble Bay Motor Show, Quail Park Motorsports Convention, Heng Rong's 24 hour clock movement0 Monterey Classic Car Race and Goodwood Antique car event.