Proudly Sponsoring Lance Stroll: Race Driver for Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team and Professional Golfer Jeremy Paul.
Lance Stroll
A mercurial talent from Canada – after blitzing the junior single-seater ranks, Lance jumped straight from F3 to F1 in 2017 while still a teenager, becoming the second youngest driver to compete in Formula 1 machinery. His steely determination and focus have characterised his F1 career: partnered against race winners and World Champions alike, he has always held his own. With over 150 races to his name, Lance is one of the most experienced drivers on the Formula 1 grid, now competing for Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team in his eighth season of the iconic World Championship. Renowned for his skilful race craft in the trickiest of conditions, Lance has recorded three podiums as well as snatching a sensational pole position during treacherous wet weather at Istanbul Park.
Jeremy Paul
Jeremy Paul is currently in his rookie season on the PGA Tour. He has 4 top 25 finishes on the season and most recently a 2nd place finish at the Corales Punta Cana Championship. Originally from Germany, Jeremy currently lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and attended the University of Colorado.
4 Days in April Documentary
Chronicling Canadian golfer Mike Weir’s journey to the Masters. Krown was a proud supporter of Weir’s caddie, Brennan Little.
Supporting Canadian University Sports
Krown believes that amateur sports, like fresh produce, are part of a healthy lifestyle. Krown sponsors various Canadian Interuniversity Sports including:
Krown Gridiron Nation
U Sports, NCAA or the next college star. You will hear about it first on Canada’s source for college sports – Krown Gridiron Nation. Previously Krown Countdown U, Krown Gridiron Nation announced its new name and new home on TSN for its ninth season. Join Jim Mullin in Vancouver and Mike Hogan in Toronto for the national picture in varsity sports on both sides of the border.
Krown Safe Contact Initiative
Krown Safe Contact Initiative was created in August of 2017 to promote player safety and to improve the way athletes train and compete by the use of “Mobile Virtual Players” (MVPs). MVPs were commercially launched in January of 2017 as the only powered training devices that replicate an in-game experience by simulating the size, weight and agility of an athlete. Resembling an ordinary tackling dummy from the outside, but defying its ordinary appearance with its mobility, its self-righting, and its ability to be controlled remotely.
As part of Krown’s initiative, MVP’s are donated on the condition that all levels of community football as well as USports football can utilize the positive benefits. So, while they may be placed with the most senior team in a city, all levels of community football have access to use them. To date ten MVPs have been put to work reducing injuries and concussions with the following organizations, Football Saskatchewan, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, UBC Thunderbirds, Manitoba Bisons, Calgary Dinos, Alberta Golden Bears, Edmonton Minor Football and the Regina Rams with the additional MVPs to be placed with grass roots football around Western Canada.
Read more about this initiative:
It follows: Sask.’s 1st football practice robot hits the turf in Saskatoon.
New training equipment donated to Saskatoon Hilltops, Valkyries.
Meet the newest piece of technology aiming to curb concussions in football.
