
Formula 1: 54 sponsorship deals signed by the 10 teams and Formula One Management for 2025
54 partnerships have been formalised by the 10 Formula One teams and Formula One Management (FOM
Formula One Management, the commercial arm of the Formula One Group
) ahead of the 2025 FIA
Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (International Automobile Federation)
F1 World Championship season, which will kick off with the Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix, held in Melbourne from 14 to 16/03/2025.
Formula One Group
Sector: rights holder and organiser of the FIA Formula One World Championship
Founded: January 2017
• Formula One's first business entity: Formula One Promotions and Administration, established in…
’s commercial division has notably secured a 10-year partnership with French luxury group LVMH
Sector: luxury productsFounded: 1987 Headquarters: Paris (FRA)Parent company: Christian Dior SEChairman & CEO: Bernard ArnaultBrands and subsidiaries: Zenith, Givenchy, DKNY, TAG Heuer, Veuve…
, which is continuing its commitment to sport after being a premium partner of the Paris 2024
Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee.
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Through the French agency VMATCH
Activity: Consulting and activation agency dedicated to collaborative partnerships in the sports industryCreation: 13/01/2021Head office: 39 rue de la République - 92150 Suresnes - FranceDivision…
, LVMH
Sector: luxury productsFounded: 1987 Headquarters: Paris (FRA)Parent company: Christian Dior SEChairman & CEO: Bernard ArnaultBrands and subsidiaries: Zenith, Givenchy, DKNY, TAG Heuer, Veuve…
is positioning three of its subsidiaries :
• Tag Heuer, which replaces Rolex as official timekeeper;
• Louis Vuitton, whose logo now appears on the circuit signage, a first in sport for the luggage, accessories and fashion brand ;
• Moët Hennessy, promoting several of its brands, including Belvedere Vodka and Moët & Chandon.
FOM has also welcomed four additional new sponsors: Banco Santander
Sector: bank
Founded: 1857
Headquarters: Madrid (ESP)
Presence: Spain, Portugal, UK, Germany, Poland, USA, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile
President: Ana Botín
CEO: José Antonio…
(banking), KitKat (confectionery), and two betting companies (ALT Sports Data and Allwyn). The entity has renewed its partnerships with Crypto.com
Sector: cryptocurrency and NFT platformFounded: 2016Headquarters: SingaporePresident: Antoine BlondeauCEO: Kris MarszalekSports partnerships:• FIFA (football): official sponsor of Qatar 2022• UEFA…
(cryptocurrency), American Express (payment solutions), Lenovo (electronics), and Do & Co (catering), as well as its licensing agreements with Lego, Mattel, and Pacsun. Additionally, Gulf Air, Tag Heuer, Louis Vuitton, and Singapore Airlines have acquired naming rights for certain Grand Prix races.
Formula One Group's sponsorship revenues reached $636m (€610.5m) in 2024, up 46.2% since 2022, accounting for 21.7% of the Liberty Media-owned company's total sales ($3.4bn/€3.2bn). In detail, media rights revenue amounted to $1.12bn (€1bn), while race promoter fees totaled $1bn (€960m).
Find below a summary of the sponsorship deals signed in Formula 1 ahead of the 2025 season, along with dedicated articles.
Formula 1: sponsorship agreements made official by FOM and the 10 teams before the start of the 2025 season
Entity | Partners |
Formula One Management (FOM) | New deals: LVMH via Tag Heuer (watches), Louis Vuitton (luxury), and Moët Hennessy (spirits, including Belvedere Vodka and Moët & Chandon); ALT Sports Data (betting); Allwyn (gambling); KitKat (confectionery); Banco Santander (banking) Extensions: Crypto.com (cryptocurrency); Do & Co (catering); American Express (payment solutions); Lenovo (electronics) Grand Prix naming rights sponsors: Gulf Air (airline); Tag Heuer (watches); Louis Vuitton (luxury); Singapore Airlines (airline) |
Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber | Libertex (online trading); CoinPayments (cryptocurrency payments); Admin By Request (cybersecurity) |
Oracle Red Bull Racing | Avatrade (online trading); Gate.io (crypto exchange); 1Password (password manager) |
Visa Cash App RB | Student.com (student housing); XMTrading (online trading); Airtasker (freelance services); Rebeldot (software development); Hahn Air (airline) |
Atlassian Williams Racing | Atlassian (software); SuperGroup (fashion); Built for Athletes (sports accessories); Banco Santander (banking) |
Scuderia Ferrari HP | UniCredit (banking); Vantage (online trading); Ambipar (environmental management) |
Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team | Maaden (mining); Coinbase (cryptocurrency); ServiceNow (IT management software); Elemis (cosmetics); Atlas Air (airline); Pepperstone (online trading) |
BWT Alpine F1 Team | Eni (energy); MSC (maritime transport); Arctic Wolf (cybersecurity); Oakberry (food); Castore (equipment supplier); Mercado Libre (e-commerce); Modo.us (financial services); Social Casino (online gaming); Mission (digital services); Viagogo (ticketing); Track Racer (racing simulators); M-Experiment (tech) |
MoneyGram Haas F1 Team | CommScope (network infrastructure) |
McLaren Racing | Alteryx (data); Medallia (customer experience management); Salesforce (CRM software); Smartsheet (project management); Stanley Black & Decker (tools); Allwyn (gambling); Okta (identity management) |
Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team | adidas (equipment supplier); Mous (tech accessories) |
Alpine secures the most sponsorship deals during the off-season
With 12 partnerships announced, BWT Alpine F1 Team
Sector: Motor sports team (Formula 1, Formula E, touring cars)
Founded: 1977
CEO: Philippe Krief
Director of Partnerships: Antoine Magnan
Drivers (2025): Pierre Gasly (FRA) and Jack Doohan…
has been the most active in sponsorship agreements, ahead of world champions McLaren Racing
Activity: Formula 1 teamFounded: 1963Parent company: McLaren Technology Group (Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company: 50%; TAG Group Limited: 25%)CEO: Zak BrownChief Operating Officer: Andreas…
(7 agreements).
The French team, which will cease to be an engine supplier in F1 after the 2025 season, has secured major agreements, notably with the Italian oil group Eni, as part of a strategic plan with Renault Group
Sector: automobile manufacturer
Founded: 1898
Brands: Renault, Alpine (including the Alpine F1 Team), Dacia, Lada, Mobilize, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi (alliance)
Presence (2022): 39…
, and with MSC Cruises
Sector: cruise company
Founded: 1987, in Italy
President and founder: Gianluigi Aponte
CEO: Gianni Onorato
Parent company: Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC, shipowner and container…
, a travel company which is already a partner of the FOM. Additionally, Alpine has switched kit suppliers, moving from Kappa
Sector: equipment manufacturer
Brands: Kappa, K-way
Founded: 1916, sports equipment manufacturer since 1967
Owner: BasicNet
CEO: Marco Boglione
Workforce: roughly 500 employees (Basic…
to Castore
Sector: sports equipment manufacturer
Founded: 2015
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Founders: Phil Beahon & Tom Beahon
Turnover (2023-24): £190.3m (€222.8m)
Shareholder and Ambassador: Andy…
.
adidas enters Formula 1 for the first time
In 2025, Adidas makes its debut in motorsports, becoming the official supplier to Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team
Sector: Formula 1 team
Founded: 2010 (Mercedes started racing in 1934)
Shareholders (2020): • Daimler AG: 33%• Toto Wolff: 33%• Ineos: 33%
Non-executive chairman: Markus Schäfer
Team principal…
, replacing Puma
Sector: Sports equipment supplier
Founded: 1948
Main shareholders: Artemis (28.4%), Kering (15.9%)
Main Brands: Puma, Cobra Golf, Dobotex, Brandon
CEO & chairman of the management board: Arne…
.
The German team appears to have scaled back its partnership with Ineos
Sector: chemical and petrochemical products
Founded: 1998
Founder, Chairman and CEO: Jim Ratcliffe
Workforce (2023): 8,700 employees
Locations: 194 sites in 29 countries
Turnover (2023)…
(chemicals), a 33% shareholder in the team, with reduced brand visibility compared to previous seasons. Mercedes announced only one other new deal, with Mous (luggage), as an official supplier.
The departure of Lewis Hamilton
Contract with Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport: £40m per season (€44.7m on 19/07/2018) until 2024 then Scuderia Ferrari from 2025
Digital community (as of 02/02/2024):
• Facebook: 6.1 million…
(GBR) to Scuderia Ferrari
Sector: Formula 1 racing teamFounded: 1947Shareholding: Ferrari N.V., subsidiary of FIATCEO of Ferrari N.V.: John ElkannHoldings:• Manufacturers: 16• Drivers: 15Drivers (2024): Charles Leclerc…
HP led to the loss of several sponsors, including Tommy Hilfiger (fashion).
White (HP) and blue (IMG) on Ferrari’s 2025 livery
The 2025 Ferrari livery is the first to feature title sponsor HP, following a partnership that began during the 2024 season (deal announced on 24/04/2024). The American IT group is introducing touches of white on the “Reds” single-seaters, while IMG (consultancy) is now displayed on the rear wing, one side of which is blue.
Another major change: UniCredit becomes the Scuderia's banking partner, replacing Banco Santander, which followed Carlos Sainz Jr. in his transfer to Atlassian
Activity: Formula 1 teamFounded: 1977Titles:• Constructors' Championships: 9• Drivers' Championships: 7Drivers (2025): Carlos Sainz Jr. (ESP) & Alex Albon (THA)Founders: Frank Williams & Patrick…
Williams Racing.
Only one change in team title sponsorship for 2025
The arrival of Atlassian (software packages) as title sponsor of the British team (for an estimated annual sum of between €25 and €30m) marks the only change in team naming rights for 2025. Williams Racing had not had a title sponsor since ending its partnership with ROKiT (telecoms) in 2020.
Saudi arabia's fund PIF
Sector: Public Wealth Fund of the Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaFounded: 1971Headquarters: Riyadh (KSA)Fund under management dedicated to sport: SRJ Sports Investments, created in 2023Subsidiary brands…
strengthens its commitment to Aston Martin
The Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team
Sector: Formula 1 team
Founded:
• Sahara Force India: 24/10/2007 (acquisition of the Spyker F1 team for €88m)
• Racing Point Force India: 23/08/2018 (acquisition of Force India Formula One Team…
has strengthened its partnership with PIF, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund. Saudi Aramco, the national oil and gas company also owned by the PIF, has been the title sponsor of the team owned by billionaire Lawrence Stroll since 2022.
From 2025, Maaden, a mining and metallurgy company owned by the PIF, will become the team's sole "main partner", a newly-created category of sponsor just below Aramco in the hierarchy of partners.
As a result, the top-tier sponsors of Aston Martin F1 Team are now all backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.
As part of this deal with Maaden, the traditionally green Aston Martin livery will feature white accents for the first time, notably around the air intake above the driver’s head.
Formula 1: only McLaren does not have a title sponsor in 2025
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