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By Alexander Whiteman

15/03/2018

DHL Global Forwarding has acquired UK-based on-time specialist Delivered On Time (DOT) as it looks to expand its services to the motorsport industry.

DHL has also extended its partnership with Formula 1.

Motorsport logistics specialist DOT has some 80 years’ experience in the sector, said head of motorsport at DHL Global Forwarding Thomas Nieszner.

“The acquisition provides growth and produces a series of synergy effects: for example, in our range of services for Formula 1 and Formula E,” he said.

“With this acquisition, DHL is ...

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