Oracle
Red Bull F1 Sponsor


How Much Does Oracle Pay Red Bull?
No sponsor in F1 pays more than Oracle, which puts around $110m a year into Red Bull according to RacingNews365’s March 2026 table. That came days after the renewal. Older price tags don’t line up, since reports in 2022 had the first title deal near $100m a year while BlackBook Motorsport valued that five-year package at $60m a year.
Inside Red Bull nothing else comes close, with TAG Heuer‘s $10m next on our figures. The nearest rival on the grid is HP at Ferrari on $100m.
The $110m deal equals about 14 hours of Oracle's $67.4bn revenue.
March 2026 table putting Oracle's title deal at $110m a year, the highest on the grid.
Values Oracle's five-year 2022 title package at $60m a year, well below the $100m reported at the time.
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Insider · Issue 23

01 · The Last Race
Singapore by Salary
Pos
Driver
Pts
Salary
1

Max Verstappen
Red Bull
25
$70m
2

Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
18
$34m
3

Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
15
$3.4m
4

Lando Norris
McLaren
12
$30m
5

Oscar Piastri
McLaren
10
$13m
6
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7
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How the Oracle Red Bull Racing Title Deal Works
Oracle sells database software, Fusion business applications and cloud computing. It’s based in Austin, has been run by co-CEOs Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia since September 2025, and took $67.4bn in revenue in the fiscal year to May 31, 2026.
As title partner it gives the team its official name, Oracle Red Bull Racing. The multiyear renewal announced on February 26, 2026 has no public end date, and it covers cloud simulations, an AI strategy agent at the track and Fusion apps that run the team’s finance and HR.
Oracle's February 26, 2026 release on the renewal, covering cloud, AI strategy tools, Fusion apps and the Ford power unit.
Red Bull's announcement of the multiyear title renewal, with no fee or end date given.
Oracle's fiscal 2026 results for the year to May 31, 2026, with revenue of $67.4bn.
September 22, 2025 announcement naming Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as Oracle's co-CEOs.
Shows Oracle's fiscal 2026 revenue and a market cap of about $421.9bn on September 24, 2026.
Why Does Oracle Sponsor Red Bull?
Oracle is chasing cloud customers against bigger rivals, and two of them are in F1 too. Microsoft signed with Mercedes in January 2026 and Google Cloud sits on McLaren’s list, but neither has its name in a team title. Strategist Hannah Schmitz handed Oracle its best line when she said every race-winning strategy Red Bull has made since 2021 was made on Oracle.
The renewal is a bet on the engine project. Red Bull went 15 rounds of 2026 without a win before Max Verstappen won at Sepang and Singapore, and Red Bull Ford Powertrains is developing its first in-house power unit on Oracle’s cloud.
Oracle's partnership page, with the 2025 simulation count, the Ford power unit work, the Paddock platform and Hannah Schmitz's quote.
Covers the 2022 title upgrade after Honda's exit, the March 2021 start and Christian Horner's comments on Oracle Cloud.
January 2026 report on Microsoft's Mercedes deal, the rival cloud company's move into F1.
July 2021 naming of the Golden State Warriors' 25,000-square-foot team performance center.
Official 2026 race results, with Red Bull's first wins of the year coming at Sepang and Singapore after 15 rounds without one.

Oracle's Sports Sponsorship History
Before Red Bull, Oracle’s best-known sports spending was in sailing, and it joined the F1 team as a technology supplier a full season before its name went on the car.
Oracle Red Bull Racing Sponsorship Questions
Oracle pays Red Bull F1 around $110m a year, based on RacingNews365’s March 2026 figures, and that puts it top of the grid. Red Bull’s February 2026 announcement didn’t include a fee or length, so there’s no official total, and earlier figures for the 2022 contract ranged between $60m and $100m a year.
No, Oracle’s 2026 deal is a new multiyear extension that replaced the title terms agreed for 2022. The name on the entry hasn’t changed. What has changed is the technical scope, which now reaches AI strategy tools at the track and computing for the Red Bull Ford engine program.
Oracle became Red Bull’s title sponsor for the 2022 season, a year after it joined as a technology partner in March 2021. The 2026 renewal release blurs the two dates, but Oracle’s name only entered the team title once Honda’s official exit freed the slot.
Oracle doesn’t sponsor Racing Bulls, even though both Red Bull teams run Red Bull Ford power units in 2026. The junior team carries Visa and Cash App in its name, and Oracle isn’t among the Racing Bulls sponsors, so its title rights belong to the Milton Keynes team alone.
Oracle runs Red Bull Racing’s race strategy simulations on its cloud, more than 200bn of them across the 2025 season. It also supplies the Fusion software behind the team’s finance and HR, the tools behind the Paddock fan platform and computing for the Red Bull Ford engine project.