Oracle Red Bull Racing team up with 1Password

Oracle Red Bull Racing have signed a multi-year global partnership agreement with identity security firm 1Password, roping it in as their Exclusive Cybersecurity Partner.

As per the agreement, 1Password will have its logo featured on the Austrian Formula One outfit’s car’s halo, steering wheel, and chassis, while also getting placement on the driver and crew suits, team kits, and garage screens. Steering branding wheel is a first for the team. 

Additionally, Red Bull will integrate 1Password’s Extended Access Management into their environment to strengthen security and protect crucial information across devices, applications, and locations.

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Christian Horner, CEO and Team Principal of Oracle Red Bull Racing, commented:

“Everyone at Oracle Red Bull Racing is excited to welcome 1Password to the Red Bull family as our exclusive Cybersecurity Partner. As the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season approaches, it is critical that our entire organization has secure, trusted access to critical information so we can continue to make confident, data-driven decisions trackside and back at the factory in Milton Keynes. 1Password investing and partnering in the Red Bull Racing Pepe Jeans Academy Programme shows further proof of the spirit and depth of our collaboration. We look forward to pushing the limits and innovating with 1Password, including debuting a team-first steering wheel branding display that will feature when Max and Liam first hit the track.“

David Faugno, Co-Chief Executive Officer of 1Password, added:

“Partnering with a world champion like Oracle Red Bull Racing is an incredible opportunity. As a dominant force in Formula 1, their success relies on engineering excellence, innovation, and seamless, secure access to critical information anywhere. At 1Password, we believe security should empower productivity and integrate effortlessly into the way people work. That’s why we protect every sign-in, every point of access, and every piece of critical information—so the team can stay focused on what they do best: winning.“