Racing Bulls
F1 Sponsors
26 Sponsors
| # | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VisaTitle Partner | $32.5m | Title Partner | Payments |
| 2 | HUGOOfficial Apparel Partner | $4m | Official Apparel Partner | Fashion |
| 3 | TUDOROfficial Partner | $3m | Official Partner | Luxury watches |
| 4 | AirtaskerTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Task marketplace |
| 5 | BarillaTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Pasta |
| 6 | Cash AppTitle Partner | Shared with Visa | Title Partner | Mobile payments |
| 7 | ConfluentTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Data streaming |
| 8 | DynatraceTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Observability software |
| 9 | FloydOfficial Supplier | Not disclosed | Official Supplier | Luggage |
| 10 | Ford RacingTechnical Partner | Not disclosed | Technical Partner | Automotive |
| 11 | HahnairTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Aviation |
| 12 | HUGO EyewearTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Eyewear |
| 13 | Mobil 1Technical Partner | Not disclosed | Technical Partner | Lubricants |
| 14 | NEFT VodkaTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Vodka |
| 15 | NouryonTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Specialty chemicals |
| 16 | OctaveTechnical Partner | Not disclosed | Technical Partner | Industrial software |
| 17 | PirelliTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Tires |
| 18 | RandstadTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Recruitment |
| 19 | RebelDotTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Software development |
| 20 | Red BullOwner | Not disclosed | Owner | Energy drinks |
| 21 | RiedelTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Radio communications |
| 22 | RobozeTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | 3D printing |
| 23 | SalesforceTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | CRM software |
| 24 | SiemensTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Industrial technology |
| 25 | Student.comTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Student housing |
| 26 | XMTradingTeam Partner | Not disclosed | Team Partner | Online trading |
Who Sponsors Racing Bulls in F1?
Two payment brands share the team name, which is why the cars run as Visa Cash App Racing Bulls. Visa and Cash App replaced the AlphaTauri identity in 2024, and they’re separate companies, since Cash App belongs to Block.
TUDOR and HUGO joined that same season, while owner Red Bull sits on the list too. Visa has since renewed through 2030, and Octave and luggage maker Floyd were added during 2026.
Official partner page listing all 26 names, Red Bull and HUGO Eyewear included, under one Team Partners heading.
Visa's January 2024 release setting out the joint Racing Bulls naming deal and its Red Bull Racing rights.
Reports Visa's renewal with both teams through 2030, including F1 Academy cars, with no fee.
TUDOR's February 2024 announcement of its Racing Bulls deal with car and race suit branding.
May 2026 report naming luggage brand Floyd as an official supplier to Racing Bulls.
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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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Sponsors of the Other F1 Teams
Who Are Racing Bulls' Biggest F1 Sponsors?
The Visa and Cash App naming deal is by far the biggest here. ESPN reported the package at $30m-35m a year in 2024, and $32.5m is the midpoint we use for the combined rights. It sits on the Visa row because nobody has published the split, and a separate report of more than $20m for Cash App alone may cover some of the same money, so it isn’t added on top.
Everything else is much smaller. HUGO is worth about $4m for team clothing and fashion collections, and TUDOR about $3m for its car and race suit branding. Red Bull’s own logo and Ford’s power unit work aren’t treated as sponsorship fees.
Reports the combined Visa and Cash App naming package at $30m-35m a year in 2024.
Cites the earlier Sports Business Journal report of more than $20m a year for Cash App's team deal.
HUGO's February 2024 release covering car and kit visibility, travel clothing and product collaborations.
How Long Racing Bulls's Sponsor Deals Have Run
CashApp has the longest-running deal with Racing Bulls, dating back to 2024, so 2026 is its 3rd season.
Most deals don't come with a published end date, so a bar stops at 2026 unless the end is known. Hatching shows contracted seasons still to come.
How Many Sponsors Does Racing Bulls Have?
Racing Bulls lists 26 partners, nine fewer than Red Bull Racing, and its official page puts every one of them under a single Team Partners heading. That total counts owner Red Bull as a partner and gives HUGO Eyewear its own entry next to HUGO. Only three rows carry a figure, and Cash App shares Visa’s.
Racing Bulls Sponsors: FAQs
Cash App sponsors Racing Bulls, where it shares the team name with Visa as Visa Cash App Racing Bulls. The deal was announced on January 24, 2024 and includes the team’s F1 Academy entry. Sports Business Journal reported Cash App’s own spend at more than $20m a year in 2024.
Visa and Cash App pay Racing Bulls around $32.5m a year between them, the midpoint of ESPN’s $30m-35m report from 2024. That figure covers the joint naming rights, so it shouldn’t be split evenly or stacked on Cash App’s separate report. Visa’s 2026 renewal came without a disclosed price.
No, Visa doesn’t own Cash App, even though the two names sit together in the Racing Bulls title. Cash App belongs to Block, the payments company led by Jack Dorsey, while Visa runs its own card network. They signed as joint naming partners in 2024 and remain completely separate businesses.
Racing Bulls and Red Bull Racing share a handful of partners, including Visa, Ford Racing, Mobil 1, Siemens and Pirelli, but most of their lists are different. Visa’s single agreement covers both teams through 2030, and Red Bull Ford power units go in both sets of cars. Oracle, TAG Heuer and Gate are Red Bull Racing only.
AlphaTauri became Visa Cash App RB in 2024 and then Racing Bulls, because Red Bull sold the naming rights to Visa and Cash App rather than keep promoting its own fashion label on the car. The switch brought in an outside title package worth around $32.5m a year, which Visa renewed in 2026.