Audi Name Revolt as 2026 F1 team title sponsor

The Audi Formula 1 team has signed Fintech giant Rewolt as its title sponsor, when German marks begin their championship in 2026.

Revolt, a British-based online bank, which was priced last year, agreed what has been said as a long-term agreement “Landmark”.

It comes ahead of Audi’s F1 debut next year, as the manufacturer will complete a complete acquisition of Swiss outfits. Save,

Revolute Audi’s cars and equipment will be more than only one traditional sponsor, however, it will also be integrated into the team’s financial operations and support fan offerings.

The team’s boss Jonathan Wheatley said: “With the rebellion, we have found a partner who shares our main ethos of innovation and tireless ambitions.

“It is more than a brand fit;

“Since 2026, Digital-Fund Solutions of Revolt provide strength to our major areas of operation, while also how fans and communities are attached to our team-on the track and off provide a spontaneous and attractive experience.”

This will be the first F1 sponsor of Revolt since its inception in 2015 and it will replace the current deal of SAUBER with Sports Betting Company Stake and its related streaming platform kick.

Revolut CEO Nick Staronsky said: “It is a monumental partnership for Revolt and future Audi F1 team.

“We are moving towards 100 million customers, and we are bringing them into Formula 1 with unforgettable experiences at an important time for the game.

“As the rebellion challenges the status quo in global finance, the future Audi F1 team is also ready to do the same in Motorsport.

“A shared approach, with tireless drives for global ambition and progress, this partnership will define what is possible in Formula 1.”

Audi will make its F1 debut during the first year of the new technical rules, including a major focus on electrical energy.

The German manufacturer is operating its power unit department out of its Nuburg plant in Germany, with other places in Hinville, Switzerland and Oxfordshire, England.