A self-confessed "7-a-morning" eater of the popular Australian cereal, Brett has been the face of Weet-Bix along with a host of other Australian sporting stars (including big bro, Shane) for the last few years. He has appeared in several TV ads for the breakfast food, as well as taken part in other promotional bits & bobs.
And in one special promotion, Sanitarium re-named the cereal in honour of Brett by calling it "Brett-Bix".
What Brett has to say about his Timex sponsorship: "It is a privilege to join hands with Timex Watches and to do so both in India and Australia, my home country. India is a personal favourite because the passion for cricket is at its highest here. This is very exciting for me. Also, Timex is known for sport, performance and an active lifestyle, some of the things that are important to me."
The Boston based sports shoes brand is spreading its business in India through Royal Sporting House (RSH) and has signed on Brett Lee to endorse 'New Balance' range of footwear and apparels. Interestingly, the company does not believe in celebrities endorsing its products globally, but has made an exception in India.
Gatorade became a Cricket Australia sponsor during the 2001-02 season through its expertise in meeting the hydration requirements of elite athletes. In addition to sponsoring the carts used at all drinks breaks in international matches in Australia, the company has also introduced on-field Rehydration Stations at all Test and one-day international venues, giving players the opportunity to constantly replace fluids throughout a match rather than merely at traditional drinks breaks.
Brett signed an endorsement deal with Woodworm to promote its products both on and off the field. He will spearhead Woodworm's marketing activities in Australia through to and beyond the end of his international playing career. The deal will see him sport the range of Woodworm cricket equipment in addition to promoting Woodworm's new line of golf apparel.
Skins are technical performance equipment designed and engineered to optimise your body's performance and recovery, whatever level of activity you undertake.
Skins are worn by the Australian Cricket Team because they deliver immediate results.
Brett is a brand ambasador for Travelex. Travelex says: "Brett epitomises everything we love about sport. Honest, fierce, competition. He is one of the fastest, most terrifying bowlers in the world to face. He never gives up and he puts everything into every single ball. As soon as it's over, he becomes one of the nicest people to have a beer with afterwards. Brett is exactly the kind of person we like to work with."
For all his driving needs, Brett is sponsored by Volkwagen and owns two of their cars - a Golf GTI (pictured) and a Touareg. Brett, a self confessed 'car nut' loves the GTI, but unlike his bowling not just for how quick it is. He is also impressed by the German design, sharp handling and level of standard features, including ABS, ESP, 6 speed manual transmission, racing steering wheel, 6 airbags as well as the 2.0 Turbo FSI engine.
Brett is sponsored the Indian branch of DHL which is the global market leader in international express, overland transport and air freight. It is also the world's number 1 in ocean freight and contract logistics. DHL offers a full range of customised solutions - from express document shipping to supply chain management.
UVEX, a German safety manufacturer and the local subsidiary Uvex Safety Australia , have launched a brand new range of performance eyewear. Uvex were able to manufacture the new SSS range just in time for Australian fast bowler Brett Lee to select the Uvex brand as his exclusive eye protection against UV and glare. The great cricketer also chose Uvex for after-play wear throughout the summer in both the northern and southern hemispheres.
Driza-Bone has produced a world class range of outdoor active clothes to meet the demands of today's active society, and Brett has given the new high performance Merino range the thumbs up.
Lee is a star recruit for the network, despite Cricket Australia's strong connection with Channel 9, which has been synonymous with cricket. "Brett is a champion," Seven CEO David Leckie said. "He's got the personality and the smarts to build a career in television beyond cricket. "We're pleased he's made the decision to come to the network that's going places." Next year, Brett will work on Seven News and Sunrise.
