Show full PR text INFINITI OFFERS FORMULA ONE FANS THE CHANCE TO DESIGN SEBASTIAN VETTEL'S HELMET FOR US GRAND PRIX WEEKEND



FRANKLIN, Tennessee – September 4th, 2013: Infiniti, the luxury automotive brand, today launches an exclusive competition to design the helmet worn by Formula One Triple World champion Sebastian Vettel at The US Grand Prix.



Race fans from all over America are being invited to submit their most creative designs to Infiniti. The winning entry will be personally chosen by Sebastian Vettel, who will wear the helmet for the Friday practice sessions and Saturday qualifying session at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas on November 15 & 16th. The lucky winner plus a friend will also enjoy a VIP weekend at the US Grand Prix with Infiniti, includingthe president's Republican Party. The census is charged with counting everyone in the country and the federal government has historically not made efforts to undermine that effort.

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