F1 2026 Team Sponsors: McLaren Mastercard
Founded by former racing driver Bruce McLaren in 1963, British racing team McLaren took their first win in 1968. They won their first World Constructors’ Championship in 1974 and won their maiden Drivers’ Championship the same year too, with Emerson Fittipaldi clinching the title.
Since then, McLaren have had some of the sport’s finest drivers race for them, with the likes of Niki Lauda, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton, and Fernando Alonso all having competed for the Woking-based team.
With ten Constructors’ Championships and thirteen Drivers’ Championships, McLaren remain one of the most successful teams in Formula One history.
Here, we look at the organisations enjoying a branding presence across the assets of McLaren Mastercard Formula One Team as their official sponsors and partners during the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship season.
OKX
Cryptocurrency exchange platform OKX was announced as a Primary Partner of the team in May 2022. As per the deal, McLaren works with OKX on various fan engagement activities to help the fans get closer to the team. Additionally, the OKX branding also features on the McLaren race cars and the helmets and kits of the drivers as well.
This partnership was extended in April 2023, with OKX branding continuing to be present on the McLaren F1 cars. In January 2024, McLaren expanded their partnership with OKX, which thus remains an Official Primary Partner of the team. The partnership is currently set to run until the end of the 2026 F1 season.
Mastercard
McLaren Racing and Mastercard joined forces in a multi-year deal in July 2024, which saw the global payments leader become a major sponsor of the McLaren Formula 1 team.
In August 2025, McLaren announced that Mastercard would become the Official Naming Partner of the McLaren F1 team from 2026 onwards, renaming the team to “McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team”.
McLaren signed a multi-year partnership deal with Google in March 2022, bringing the tech giant on board as an Official Partner.
The agreement sees Google provide McLaren with its products for seamless technology experiences across devices.
In November 2025, McLaren Racing announced an extension of their partnership with Google, which put Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, front and centre in the company’s partnership with the F1 team.
British American Tobacco (BAT)
In February 2019, ahead of the 2019 F1 season, British American Tobacco signed a multi-year partnership deal with McLaren F1.
Apart from gaining access to McLaren’s various assets, the partnership is also focused on technology and innovation centred around the tobacco firm’s “potentially reduced risk products”. BAT also enjoys an on-off presence on the McLaren car.
In April 2024, McLaren Racing announced a multi-year extension of its partnership with BAT, which thus remains an Official Principal Partner of the team.
DP World
In February 2023, McLaren announced DP World, a provider of worldwide smart end-to-end supply chain logistics, as one of their Official Partners.
The partnership sees DP World provide the team with its array of logistics solutions to help them with the development process and on-the-track performance gains, while McLaren provides DP World with a global platform to reach out to wider audiences. The partnership also puts the DP World branding on the McLaren race cars and driver overalls.
The two parties last renewed their partnership in February 2024.
Allwyn
Allwyn UK is part of Allwyn Entertainment Group, a multinational lottery operator with a presence in Austria, Czechia, Greece, Cyprus, and Italy. In February 2025, McLaren F1 and Allwyn announced a multi-year partnership, with the latter joining as one of the official global partners of the team.
Together, Allwyn and McLaren deliver exclusive fan-focused initiatives, such as behind-the-scenes content and live experiences.
Cisco Webex
San Jose-based video-conferencing company Webex was unveiled as McLaren’s Official Collaboration Partner in February 2021.
The multi-year partnership integrates the Webex platform into McLaren’s day-to-day activities, helping the team overcome geographical boundaries and create virtual experiences for their fans. The partnership also puts the Webex logo on the halo and side pods of the McLaren race cars as well as on the race suits of the drivers.
Dell
McLaren and Dell have been partners since 2018. In February 2026, McLaren Racing announced an extension of their partnership with Dell Technologies, continuing a long-standing collaboration that supports the McLaren F1 team as well as the McLaren F1 Sim Racing team on and off the track.
As part of the renewed partnership, Dell continues to provide the computing tools and infrastructure that enable McLaren to collaborate globally and respond quickly to the demands of an F1 campaign. This includes supporting intensive analysis, simulation work, and day-to-day operations for team members at the factory, on the road, and at the track.
Using the Dell AI Factory, including Dell PowerEdge servers, and Dell’s end-to-end AI capabilities, McLaren Racing processes up to 1.5 terabytes of data per race weekend, enabling rapid simulation, digital-twin modelling, and real-time scenario planning.
Android
McLaren signed a multi-year partnership deal with Google in March 2022, bringing the tech giant on board as an Official Partner.
The agreement sees Google provide McLaren with its products for seamless technology experiences across multiple devices. The Android branding is also visible on the wheel covers and engine cover of the McLaren race cars, as well as on the drivers’ helmets and suits.
Gemini
In November 2025, McLaren Racing announced their long-term commercial and sporting strategy with Google. The team confirmed a renewed multi-year partnership with Google, while simultaneously expanding their investment in female talent pathways through an enhanced Driver Development Programme and a second F1 Academy entry from 2026.
The renewed deal puts Google’s large language model (LLM) family Gemini at the centre of McLaren’s workflow. Other Google products are also part of the deal: Pixel and Health devices keep the team connected on the go, Android devices play a key role in capturing and analysing pit stop performance, helping the team enhance operations, while Chrome delivers speed and reliability while accessing the internet and Cloud powers data-driven insights.
Puma
In January 2026, McLaren Racing and PUMA announced a multi-year global partnership, which made the German sportswear and sports equipment company the official technical apparel and sportswear partner for McLaren’s F1, IndyCar, F1 Academy, and esports teams.
PUMA replaced Castore in this capacity and supplies the McLaren teams with official kits, replica, and lifestyle collections inspired by McLaren’s “papaya” heritage.
Monster Energy
Global energy drink brand Monster Energy was revealed as an Official Partner of the McLaren F1 team in November 2023, with the multi-year partnership kicking off from the start of the 2024 season.
The deal puts the Monster Energy branding on the helmets, race suits, caps, and drink bottles of the McLaren drivers. The F1 team also work with Monster on various fan engagement activities.
Etihad
UAE flag carrier Etihad and McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership in February 2026, which made the former an Official Partner of McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team as well as McLaren United Autosports WEC Hypercar Team.
As part of the deal, which kicked off in 2026, Etihad branding features prominently across the two McLaren teams, including McLaren F1’s race car’s rear wing and halo and driver helmets. The partnership also entails digital and experiential rights, enabling McLaren and Etihad to create fan experiences.
Deloitte
Deloitte joined the McLaren family in May 2017. The business advisory firm collaborates with the F1 team to build data-driven business products, while also helping them enhance the team’s and the cars’ performances.
In January 2026, McLaren Racing and Deloitte announced an expanded multi-year partnership, with Deloitte becoming the Official Transformation Partner across McLaren Racing’s global portfolio, supporting the team in Formula 1, Arrow McLaren in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, as well as McLaren’s entry into the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2027.
Ecolab
Ecolab, a US-based water, hygiene, and infection prevention solutions provider, was announced as an Official Partner of the McLaren F1 team in February 2024.
The deal has Ecolab supporting the Woking-based team’s sustainability efforts, contributing to the development of a “Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) programme to accelerate McLaren’s overall strategy of decarbonising its Formula 1 logistics and operations”.
Okta
McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership with Okta, a US identity and access management company, in January 2025, bringing it on board as an Official Partner of their Formula 1 team.
The multi-year partnership integrates Okta solutions to streamline the team’s digital infrastructure for increased efficiency. Okta’s branding also features on the race cars and driver overalls of the McLaren Formula 1 Team drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, along with other touchpoints.
Jack Daniel’s
In September 2022, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey was announced as an Official Partner of McLaren F1 following a multi-year deal. The Jack Daniel’s branding is thus visible on McLaren’s cars, race suits, and pit crew helmets.
Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix in September 2025, McLaren F1 and Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey announced a multi-year extension of their global partnership.
As per the current agreement, Jack Daniel’s remains an Official Partner of the McLaren F1 team, and initiatives such as limited-edition bottles and Jack’s Garage activations are also carried out in accordance with the deal.
Arrow Electronics
Arrow Electronics has served as the British racing team’s Official Technology Design and Procurement Partner since 2019.
The partnership allows both Arrow and McLaren to put their vision and belief in technology and innovation to work to drive progress while bringing services and solutions to the team. The agreement also sees Arrow Electronics’ branding featured on the McLaren race cars and their drivers’ race suits.
In August 2021, McLaren Racing also acquired a majority stake in the IndyCar team Arrow McLaren SP.
DeWALT
In July 2021, McLaren announced a multi-year partnership with tools and storage company Stanley Black & Decker. The partnership sees the company serve as the Official Tools and Storage Partner of the British F1 team.
The partnership sees Stanley Black & Decker provide the team with its range of tools both on and off the track. Stanley Black & Decker’s brand DEWALT also has its logo present on the McLaren race car and driver race suits.
Goldman Sachs
In June 2022, McLaren announced a multi-year partnership with American financial services company Goldman Sachs, bringing it on board as an Official Partner.
The partnership sees Goldman Sachs work with the team to help them achieve their net-zero goals. It also puts the Goldman Sachs branding on the McLaren race car.
Workday
McLaren inked a multi-year deal with Workday, a provider of enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, in March 2023.
The partnership sees Workday serve as an Official Partner of the team, who leverage Workday products to enhance their efficiency. Workday branding is also present on various McLaren team assets.
A multi-year expansion of this partnership was announced in February 2024.
Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain announced a multi-year partnership with McLaren Racing, which brought the information management company on board as an official partner to digitise, secure, and activate its 60-year racing archive.
The deal, having kicked off in October 2025, involves AI-enabled technology to protect heritage McLaren assets, with the company’s logo featuring on the team’s race cars.
Richard Mille
In February 2016, Swiss luxury watchmaker Richard Mille announced a ten-year partnership with McLaren. The partnership sees the McLaren F1 drivers sporting and promoting Richard Mille timepieces off the track.
Hilton
Hotel company Hilton has been a long-standing partner of McLaren since 2005.
The partnership sees Hilton providing the McLaren team with hospitality accommodation while travelling around the world. The Hilton branding is also visible on the McLaren race car.
Both parties announced a multi-year extension of their partnership in February 2022. Hilton extended its partnership with McLaren again in February 2024, continuing on as the team’s Global Hotel Partner.
Schneider Electric
In January 2026, McLaren Racing announced Schneider Electric, a global energy technology company, as the Official Energy Technology Partner of the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, the Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team, McLaren F1 Academy, as well as the McLaren United Autosports WEC Hypercar Team.
Building on their supplier relationship that spans more than 20 years, the current deal entails the two parties working on optimising existing assets in and around the wind tunnel, manufacturing facilities, IT data centres, and beyond, with resilient systems to reduce energy consumption, enabling electrification through advanced energy technologies, and leveraging digital twin insights to enhance efficiency and sustainability.
Groq
In February 2025, McLaren Racing announced a partnership with Groq, naming the Palo Alto, California–based AI inference infrastructure company as an Official Partner of their F1 team.
As part of the agreement, Groq supports McLaren F1 through the integration of its custom Language Processing Unit (LPU), a purpose-built AI inference processor designed to deliver cost-efficient intelligence at speed. The technology is aimed at powering decision-making across the team’s operations, providing advanced analysis, development support, and real-time insights, while also boosting the processing capacity required to perform efficiently during race weekends.
FxPro
Online forex broker FxPro joined the McLaren F1 roster in 2018. The partnership puts the FxPro branding on the McLaren race car.
In February 2026, FxPro and the McLaren F1 team extended their partnership in a new multi-year agreement.
Hedera
In January 2026, McLaren Racing entered a multi-year partnership with Hedera, which thus became an official partner of McLaren’s F1 and IndyCar teams.
As part of the deal, McLaren works with Hedera and collaborates on Web3 fan experiences, which include free digital collectibles.
ONEflight
In January 2026, McLaren Racing roped in ONEflight International as their F1 team’s Official Private Aviation Partner.
The multi-year collaboration entails McLaren leveraging ONEflight’s expertise and travel solutions throughout the F1 season, with the two brands also working on luxury activations.
As per the deal, ONEflight branding is present on the McLaren race cars and drivers’ race suits.
Rubrik
McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership with Rubrik in January 2026, appointing the cyber resilience company as an official partner of their Formula 1 and IndyCar teams.
As per the deal, Rubrik works towards securing McLaren’s data infrastructure as well as enhancing operational performance and data integrity, crucial for racing operations and technical development.
Splunk
McLaren announced Splunk as their Official Technology Partner in February 2020.
The partnership is aimed at enhancing performance at McLaren by providing data to help them make better decisions. Splunk also helps the team accelerate their operations and overall performance.
Both parties renewed their partnership in February 2021, which was then expanded in June 2021, making Splunk the Official Global Partner of the McLaren Shadow esports team as well as the Logitech McLaren G Challenge.
Optimum Nutrition
Sports nutrition brand Optimum Nutrition joined McLaren as their Official Sports Nutrition Partner in February 2024 on a multi-year deal.
The partnership entails Optimum Nutrition supporting the team’s performance, health, and wellbeing with its range of science-led sports nutrition products. Optimum Nutrition’s branding is also present on the McLaren pit crew overalls, set-up kits, and driver uniforms.
Greene Tweed
McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership with Greene Tweed, a global manufacturer of advanced materials and high-performance components, in February 2025.
Greene Tweed serves as an Official Partner of the McLaren Formula 1 Team as well as the Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team, supporting McLaren in exploring the design, manufacturing, and delivery of high-performance and resilient materials. Greene Tweed branding also features on the two teams’ race cars.
T-Mobile
McLaren Racing and T-Mobile announced a US-focused partnership in October 2024.
As per the deal, T-Mobile serves as an Official Partner of the McLaren Formula 1 Team, as well as their Exclusive 5G Partner in the US. The McLaren Formula 1 Team features T-Mobile branding on multiple touchpoints for all US races, including its garage headsets and race cars.
Freshworks
McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership with IT software provider Freshworks in July 2025.
As part of the partnership, McLaren have integrated Freshworks’ ITSM (IT Service Management) solution, Freshservice, to boost productivity through more efficient and improved IT services within the team. Freshworks branding also features on the McLaren F1 race cars and team kit.
Motul
McLaren Racing announced Motul, a global company specialising in the formulation, production, and distribution of high-performance lubricants, as an Official Supplier of the McLaren Formula 1 Team in September 2025.
Motul teamed up with the team ahead of the 2026 F1 season, providing them with high-performance transmission lubricants.
Udemy
In November 2023, McLaren roped in online skills marketplace and learning platform Udemy as their Official Learning and Skills Partner on a multi-year deal, which got underway from 2024.
The deal has the Udemy branding present on the helmets of the McLaren F1 drivers.
Dropbox
Dropbox and the McLaren F1 Team entered a multi-year partnership starting in February 2024, making Dropbox an Official Technology Partner of the team.
The multi-year partnership marked Dropbox’s first entry into the sport, helping the McLaren team collaborate efficiently, share files and content, and save time. McLaren F1 leverage Dropbox’s cloud storage as well as video collaboration and machine intelligence capabilities to manage vast amounts of content and data from across the globe.
Dropbox branding also features on the McLaren cars and the drivers’ overalls and helmets.
Alteryx
Analytics automation company Alteryx joined McLaren as an Official Partner in May 2021.
As part of the deal, Alteryx’s branding is visible on the McLaren race car and the drivers’ race suits, while the team also leverage its technology to gain valuable insights to improve and optimise performance.
McLaren F1 and Alteryx renewed their partnership in January 2025, signing a new multi-year deal.
Smartsheet
Enterprise work management platform Smartsheet signed a multi-year partnership agreement with McLaren in November 2021, coming on board as their Official Technology Partner.
The partnership not only puts Smartsheet branding on the race cars, pit crew overalls, pit wall stand, and the drivers’ race suits, but also entails McLaren using Smartsheet technology for its overall digital transformation.
Airwallex
Global financial technology company Airwallex was unveiled as an Official Partner of the team in February 2024 following a multi-year agreement.
As per the deal, Airwallex supports McLaren’s financial operations and delivers efficiencies in the team’s multi-currency transactions to unlock new opportunities and scale globally.
Pure Electric
McLaren Racing and Pure Electric, a UK-based electric bike retailer, announced a partnership in July 2025.
As per the deal, McLaren Racing have collaborated with the UK-based retailer to produce a high-performance electric scooter collection.
Medallia
A global leader in customer and employee experience, Medallia signed a multi-year partnership deal with McLaren in October 2021, coming on board as their Official Feedback Partner.
Medallia uses its customer and employee insights to help McLaren F1 gain valuable feedback from fans and team members. Medallia’s branding is also visible on the rear wing of the McLaren race car and pit crew helmets.
LEGO
Danish construction toy manufacturer and media company LEGO announced a multi-year partnership with Formula One in September 2024.
The LEGO–McLaren F1 partnership expanded significantly in 2025 and entails the production of brick-built LEGO models of McLaren’s race cars, including Technic and Speed Champions sets, aimed at fans of all ages.
TUMI
TUMI joined McLaren as their Official Luggage Partner from the 2020 F1 season onwards.
The partnership grants TUMI access to the team’s digital and physical inventory. The two parties have also launched co-branded luggage collections in accordance with their agreement.
In January 2024, McLaren Racing and TUMI announced an expansion of their multi-year partnership to also cover the former’s Extreme E and esports teams for 2024 and beyond.
Reiss
McLaren F1 roped in Reiss as their Official Travel Wear Partner in May 2023, signing a multi-year agreement with the British fashion brand.
The partnership sees Reiss provide McLaren with apparel for all race events.
CNBC
Global business news network CNBC signed a multi-year partnership agreement with McLaren F1 in January 2018.
The partnership sees McLaren use CNBC’s network to reach out to a wider audience of business leaders and investors. The CNBC logo also features on the McLaren race car and driver race suits.
Both parties announced a multi-year extension of their partnership in January 2021.
Sikkens
McLaren F1 unveiled Sikkens, an AkzoNobel painting and coating brand, as their Official Paint and Coatings Partner way back in 2008. The partnership sees AkzoNobel provide the team with Sikkens vehicle refinish products for all painted parts of their race car, as well as for their transport, garage, and accessories.
In January 2026, AkzoNobel and McLaren F1 extended their long-running partnership, which also entailed expansion into the world of endurance racing. AkzoNobel thus also became one of the first partners to join the McLaren United Autosports WEC Hypercar Team ahead of their entry into the FIA World Endurance Championship.
Alpinestars
Alpinestars joined as McLaren’s Official Partner for Technical Clothing in January 2024 and provides outfits to the drivers and crew members of the F1 team along with McLaren’s other racing teams as well.
As per the deal, Alpinestars will be McLaren Racing’s official partner for technical clothing for the Formula 1, IndyCar, Formula E, Extreme E and F1 Academy teams, supplying and outfitting all drivers and crew members across the series.
Pirelli
Through its partnership with Formula One, Pirelli is the Official Tyre Supplier of the Woking-based team.
KAUST
McLaren signed a five-year partnership with King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in September 2018. The partnership is aimed at advancing research in the areas of computational fluid dynamics (CFD), machine learning, fuels and lubricants, advanced mathematics and sensors and electronics.
As part of the renewed partnership deal signed in Match 2024, McLaren Racing and KAUST will undertake a series of development projects serving as the ultimate real-world testbed for KAUST research innovation. To achieve this and reinforce the collaborative links between the two partners, McLaren Advanced Projects will host KAUST students and researchers at the McLaren Technology Centre to deliver joint projects.
Ashurst
Global law firm Ashurst and McLaren Group, announced a multi-year extension to their existing partnership in June 2023, which sees Ashurst continue as Official Legal Services partner.
As per the terms of the deal, Ashurst will continue to work alongside McLaren’s in-house legal counsel on all aspects of its legal requirements, providing support across the Group.
