
Signed before the Australian Grand Prix
On the same day that Red Bull officially announced its multi-year partnership with Mophie, another team has welcomed a new partner: Alpine, just days before the first Free Practice sessions of the Australian Grand Prix at the 5.278-kilometre Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit in Melbourne, which will mark the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, has announced its agreement with viagogo, the leading international platform for online ticket resale for sporting events and more.
Thanks to its collaboration with Alpine, viagogo is further strengthening its presence in the world of Formula 1, allowing fans and supporters of the French team easier access—also through the team’s official website—to a secure platform available in 195 countries and in 33 languages. The viagogo brand will also be visible in Alpine’s garage and hospitality areas.
First statements
“The partnership with viagogo is an exciting step in bringing the BWT Alpine Formula One Team closer to fans around the world,” said Oliver Oakes, Alpine Team Principal. “By making tickets more accessible through a secure and reliable platform, we ensure that more supporters can experience the thrill of race day firsthand. We are committed to enhancing the fan experience and strengthening our global presence, and this collaboration is proof of that.” – he pointed out.
Matt Drew, International Business Development Lead at viagogo, added: “We are thrilled to partner with BWT Alpine Formula One Team to make attending Formula 1 races easier than ever for fans worldwide. In 2024, fans from 160 countries purchased tickets on viagogo to watch F1 live, and through this partnership, we will connect even more fans with their favorite races. Our goal is to bring supporters closer to world-class events with a seamless experience while also helping our partner expand its global reach and increase revenue. This partnership also highlights viagogo’s leadership in the evolving ticketing industry, allowing BWT Alpine Formula One Team to distribute tickets directly through our platform, setting a new standard for accessibility and fan engagement in F1.”



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