US EditionRed Bull Racing and Oracle: Powering Into the Future with AI
Oracle and Red Bull Racing extend their technology partnership to enhance AI strategy, hybrid power unit development, and business operations for the 2026 Formula 1 regulatory changes.
- On February 26, 2026, Oracle and Oracle Red Bull Racing agreed a multi-year extension and expansion of their title and technology partnership from Austin, Texas and Milton Keynes, England.
- Faced with the 2026 regulations, teams must reshape power systems as Red Bull Ford Powertrains built a next-generation hybrid power unit from the ground up in four years using OCI.
- Oracle will deploy OCI and Oracle AI to run deeper simulations and an AI‑powered strategy agent to assist race engineers, supporting four key initiatives.
- Oracle CEO Clay Magouyrk framed the work as applying cloud and AI in time-sensitive settings, saying Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications will boost productivity across finance, HR and marketing for planning, budgeting and payroll.
- The deal could accelerate F1 adoption of large-scale cloud and AI modeling by giving teams the scale and speed required for design, validation and simulation on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure .
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Oracle Red Bull Racing Extends Title Partnership with Oracle in Multi-Year Deal to Power a New Era of Data-Driven Performance
/PRNewswire/ -- Oracle and Oracle Red Bull Racing today announced a multi-year extension and expansion of their title partnership as the Team prepares for the...
Motor racing-Driven by data, Oracle and Red Bull extend F1 title partnership
LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Oracle and Red Bull Racing announced on Thursday a multi-year extension of their data-driven Formula One title partnership and heralded a 'ground-breaking' AI-powered strategy agent for the sport's new era starting in Australia next week.
Red Bull Racing and Oracle: Powering Into the Future with AI
Oracle and Red Bull Racing have extended their data-driven Formula One partnership, introducing an AI-powered strategy agent. This cutting-edge tool aims to enhance race strategy by integrating automated data interpretation, ushering in a new era for the sport. The collaboration showcases the evolving role of AI in F1 technology.
Oracle deepens multi-year title alliance with Red Bull Racing as F1 enters new era
The post Oracle deepens multi-year title alliance with Red Bull Racing as F1 enters new era appeared first on SportsMint Media. Oracle Red Bull Racing has announced a multi-year extension and expansion of its title partnership with Oracle, reinforcing one of Formula 1’s most integrated technology collaborations as the sport prepares for sweeping new regulations in 2026. The renewed agreement ensures the cloud computing major will remain the team…
Red Bull Racing extended its title partnership with Oracle as part of a multi-year agreement to inaugurate a new era of performance driven by the data This renewal strengthens a technological partnership that becomes the most integrated in the discipline, Oracle technology driving the team's success and helping to offer it a competitive advantage. The extended partnership builds on the team's legacy: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Oracle …
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