Revolut, a British-Lithuanian neobank and financial technology company, has announced it will become Audi F1 Team’s title partner from the 2026 FIA Formula One Championship season.

According to Audi team Principal Jonathan Wheatley, the deal has been put together in less than four months and has obvious benefits for both sides. Revolut will replace the current title sponsor, bookmaker Stake, whose contract expires after the 2025 season.

“Audi is entering Formula 1 with a clear ambition: to use the platform as a technologically relevant and economically sustainable investment in the future of the Audi brand. We firmly believe in the success of our project. In Revolut, we have found a partner that shares our ambitions and attitude.” said  Audi Chairman Gernot Döllner.

Under the agreement, Revolut will gain top-line branding presence over the entirety of the Audi F1 team, on the team’s car, race suit, across broadcast coverage, and in the team’s name itself.  Additionally, Revolut Business will be integrated into the team’s financial operations, with fans benefitting from Revolut powering “seamless checkout solutions” for team merchandise. The collaboration will focus on improving the fan experience through exclusive benefits for Revolut customers.

Antoine Le Nel, Revolut’s Chief Marketing Officer, gave no financial details of the F1 partnership but said the company was in for the long run with Audi and aiming for 100 million customers by 2027. He said Revolut had been looking for a platform to help the company build on its expansion. “I think we have a true opportunity to really bring F1 to a huge audience. From a retail perspective as well as a business perspective, there will be a lot of opportunities for us to connect the fan base to the sport through the Revolut platform,” he said.

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