The Audi F1 Team, set to make its debut in the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship, has announced Revolut as its official title partner. This partnership marks a significant step in Audi’s preparations to enter Formula 1 as a full works team.
A Big Partnership for a Big Debut
Revolut, a London-based global fintech company, will serve as the team’s title sponsor. The team will officially enter the grid as the “Revolut Audi F1 Team” starting in the 2026 season.
Audi, a brand known for its innovation in the automotive world, believes this partnership reflects a shared vision with Revolut, focusing on digital transformation, performance, and global reach.
“We are confident in the success of our project, which we’re pursuing with a practical approach and a focus on constant progress. With Revolut, we’ve found a partner who shares our drive and vision,” said Gernot Döllner, CEO of Audi.
What This Means for the Team
With Revolut on board, the Audi F1 Team aims to offer fans a more interactive and tech-driven experience. Revolut will also support the team’s financial operations, such as digital payments and merchandise sales. Fans can expect new and exciting ways to engage with the team through Revolut’s digital banking services.
Jonathan Wheatley, set to take charge as Team Principal, stated; “Revolut shares our core values of innovation and strong ambition. This partnership goes beyond just branding, it’s a strategic collaboration designed to push the boundaries of motorsport.
Starting in 2026, Revolut’s digital-first tools will support important parts of our team’s operations and transform how fans connect with us, offering a smooth and exciting experience both at the track and online.”
Audi’s F1 Journey So Far
Audi announced its entry into Formula 1 in 2022 and will join the grid in 2026 under the new engine regulations that focus on sustainability and hybrid technology. The team will be formed using the existing foundation of the current Stake F1 Team, previously known as Sauber.
Audi will build its power units in Neuburg, Germany, while the chassis and team operations will be based in Hinwil, Switzerland. The company is also working with bp and Castrol to develop sustainable fuel and lubricants for its new F1 power units.
What’s Next?
Audi F1 Team has officially named Nico Hülkenberg as its first driver for the 2026 season. Young Brazilian talent Gabriel Bortoleto is also being considered for a race seat. The team is expected to announce more technical and commercial updates in the coming months.
Conclusion
The partnership between Audi and Revolut marks a bold beginning for the team’s journey in Formula 1. With shared values of innovation, ambition, and fan engagement, the Revolut Audi F1 Team is set to bring a fresh and exciting presence to the grid in 2026.
Written by Kinjal Walantra
