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Lotus is yet to sign a title sponsorship deal with Honeywell, the American technology giant.
Last month, it emerged that the Enstone based team was close to a $30 million per year deal with Honeywell, hot on the heels of Lotus' high profile signing of a sponsor deal with Coca-Cola brand Burn.
But Switzerland's Speed Week now reports that the Honeywell deal is "still a way off".
Team boss Eric Boullier is quoted as agreeing: "There is still nothing signed."
Lotus is scheduled to launch its 2013 car, the Renault-powered E21, on Monday.
Lotus is yet to sign a title sponsorship deal with Honeywell, the American technology giant.
Last month, it emerged that the Enstone based team was close to a $30 million per year deal with Honeywell, hot on the heels of Lotus' high profile signing of a sponsor deal with Coca-Cola brand Burn.
But Switzerland's Speed Week now reports that the Honeywell deal is "still a way off".
Team boss Eric Boullier is quoted as agreeing: "There is still nothing signed."
Lotus is scheduled to launch its 2013 car, the Renault-powered E21, on Monday.
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