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Hyundai FIFA WORLDCUP - Overview and Results

                        Hyundai sees football sponsorship as a core element of its marketing strategy and as a key way of communicating and connecting emotionally with football fans. Through its football sponsorship, Hyundai aims to position itself as a dynamic automotive brand by delivering the excitement of the planet's most popular game to football fans worldwide. Hyundai remains deeply committed to supporting and furthering the development of the beautiful game.

 

Ground transportation is critical to the successful staging of an international event like the FIFA World Cup™. A fleet of reliable, safe and comfortable vehicles is absolutely critical to the smooth operation of a large-scale event such as 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. Having proven itself as a dependable partner and vehicle supplier in a number of FIFA competitions including the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cup™, Hyundai has once again taken the opportunity to play a major role as the ground transportation provider for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.             

                        For the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, 609 Hyundai passenger cars/vans and 2,800 bus use days will be put at the disposal of FIFA officials, national teams, members of the organizing committee, referees and media representatives. And for the first time in Hyundai FIFA World Cup™ sponsorship history, Hyundai will be providing its own Universe luxury coaches for the upcoming FIFA tournament in right hand drive editions that were specially manufactured for the occasion. The Universe buses will be used for the official transport of the 32 national teams and will be decorated with the national team colors, flags and the winning slogan of the ‘Be There with Hyundai’ competition, Hyundai’s sole and exclusive program. (For entry details please visit FIFA.com or our microsite – http://hyundai.fifaworldcup.com.

                        - Name of Event: 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™

 - Official Slogan: Ke Nako, Time to Celebrate Humanity

 - Participating countries: 32

 - Host country: South Africa

 - Period: 11 June ~ 11 July 2010

 - Number of matches: 64 matches

Hyundai FIFA WORLDCUP - Sponsorships

Building on one successful FIFA World Cup after another, Hyundai looks forward to maintaining its role to support this great event as the Official Automotive Partner of FIFA until 2014.

Hyundai began its alliance with FIFA in 1999, when the agreement to sponsor 13 FIFA competitions including the 2002 FIFA World Cup™ Korea/Japan was signed. This agreement was subsequently extended to the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ and 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. In 2005, Hyundai signed a long-term agreement to continue the partnership until year 2014 as one of the six elite FIFA Partners. This sponsorship package includes comprehensive rights for all FIFA competitions, including the FIFA Women´s World Cup, the FIFA World Youth Championships, the FIFA U-17 World Championship, the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup, the FIFA Interactive World Cup, the FIFA U-20 Women´s World Championship, the Futsal World Championship, the FIFA Confederations Cup, the FIFA Club World Championship and the next two editions of the FIFA World Cup™ that take place first in South Africa in 2010 and in 2014 in Brazil.

- Main Football Event Sponsors

 

2011	2014	FiFA World Cup (Brazil)
2010	06.11-07.11	FiFA World Cup (South Africa)
2009	11.20-12.07	FiFA U-20 Womens World Championship (Chile)
	10.30-11.16	FiFA U-17 Womens World Cup (New Zealand)
	09.30-10.19	Futsal World Championship  (Brazil)
	07.17-07.22	FiFA Beach Soccer World  Cup (France)
2008	11.16-11.22	FiFA Beach Soccer World  Cup (UAE)
	10.24-11.15	FiFA U-17 World Championship  (Nigeria)
	09.25-10.16	FiFA U-20 World Championship  (Egypt)
	06.14-06.27	FiFA Confederations Cup (South Africa)
2007	09.10-09.30	FiFA  Womens World Cup (China)
	06.30-07.22	FiFA   U-20 World Cup (Canada)
	11.02-11.11	FiFA Beach Soccer World  Cup (Brazil)
2006	08.17-09.03	FiFA U-20 Womens World Championship (Russia)
	06.09-07.09	2006  FiFA World Cup (Germany)
2005	12.10	FiFA World Cup Final Draw
	09.16-10.02	FiFA U-17 World Championship
	06.15-06.29	FiFA Confederations Cup (Germany)
	06.10-07.02	FiFA World Youth Championship  (Netherlands)
2004	11.21-12.05	Futsal  World Championship (Taiwan)
	11.10-11.27	FiFA U-20 Womens World Championship (Thailand)
2003	01.27-12.19	FiFA   World Youth Championship  (UAE)
	09.21-10.12	FiFA  Womens World Cup ( USA )
	08.13-08.30	FiFA U-17 World Championship (Finland)
	06.18-06.29	FiFA Confederations Cup (France)
2002	05.31-06.30	FiFA   World Cup (Korea/Japan)
2001	06.17-07.08	FiFA   World Youth Championship  (Argentina)
	05.30-06.10	FiFA Confederations Cup  (Korea/Japan)
	04	FiFA U-17 World Championship (Trinidad/ Tobago)
2000	11	FiFA   U-17 World Championship (New Zealand)
1999	11	FiFA   U-17 World Championship (New Zealand)
	07	FiFA   Confederations Cup ( Mexico)
	06.19-07.10	FiFA  Womens World Cup ( USA )
	04	FiFA   World Youth Championship (Nigeria)