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Home » NinjaOne becomes Audi’s new technology partner for Formula 1 debut

NinjaOne becomes Audi’s new technology partner for Formula 1 debut. Audi Revolut F1 announces NinjaOne as its official IT partner.

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Audi Revolut F1 has announced NinjaOne as its new official IT partner. Audi continues to build the foundations of its Formula 1 project, formalizing a new strategic agreement. The team revealed a multi-year partnership with NinjaOne, which will serve as the official partner for endpoint management, mobile devices, and SaaS backup.

The agreement guides the team toward its Formula 1 debut, scheduled for March, and aims to ensure stable, secure, and efficient digital operations both at the factory and on the track.

IT support from the factory to the track

Through this collaboration, NinjaOne will work closely with the Audi Revolut F1 Team to monitor and manage systems and endpoints throughout the entire season, following the team to every race on the global calendar.

The team will use NinjaOne’s unified platform to consolidate IT management, mobile device control, and cloud service backup into a single console. This is a key element in a context where speed, reliability, and precision make all the difference.

Performance under pressure

Audi Revolut F1 Team’s entry into Formula 1 is driven by a clear ambition: to compete at the highest level through engineering excellence, operational efficiency, and meticulous attention to detail.

“Formula 1 is a sport defined by performance under pressure and by the strength of the partnerships that support it,” explained Stefano Battiston, Chief Commercial Officer of Audi Revolut F1 Team. “When we choose our partners, we look for organizations that share our values, ambition, and approach to excellence. NinjaOne’s focus on performance and continuous improvement aligns perfectly with the way we are building our team.”

A shared vision

NinjaOne also expressed its satisfaction at joining the world of Formula 1 in a key behind-the-scenes role.

“Audi Revolut F1 Team starts with a clear vision and high-level execution in every area,” said Sal Sferlazza, CEO and co-founder of NinjaOne. “Formula 1 demands precision and consistent performance at every moment. We are proud to support the team’s IT operations, providing speed, agility, and confidence to operate at the highest level at all times.”

This partnership underscores just how central technology and systems management have become in modern Formula 1 — as crucial as on-track performance itself.

The partnership with NinjaOne is a clear signal that the Audi Revolut F1 Team is leaving nothing to chance as they prepare for the 2026 technical revolution. In a sport where data is the lifeblood of performance, having a robust IT backbone is no longer a luxury but a fundamental requirement for success. As Audi transitions from its development phase to active competition, this collaboration ensures that their digital infrastructure is as finely tuned as the power units they are building in Neuburg, providing the technical resilience needed to challenge the established order on the global stage.

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