Infrastructure Partners
Who Builds
the Sport
Behind the 20 drivers and 10 constructors sit the contractors — power unit manufacturers, tyre suppliers, fuel partners, timing systems, and governance bodies — without whom no wheel turns on race day.
Power Unit Manufacturer
Ferrari S.p.A.
Supplies the Ferrari 066/12 turbocharged hybrid V6 PU for 2026 regulations. Internal supplier to Scuderia Ferrari; customer supply to Haas and Kick Sauber.
Ferrari
Haas
Kick Sauber
Power Unit Manufacturer
Mercedes-AMG HPP
High Performance Powertrains division at Brixworth. Produces the M16 hybrid PU — customer to McLaren and Williams under FIA 2026 spec regulations.
Mercedes
McLaren
Williams
Power Unit Manufacturer
Honda Racing / RBPT
Red Bull Powertrains with Honda collaboration delivers the 2026 PU for Red Bull Racing, Aston Martin, and Visa Cash App RB. Manufactured in Milton Keynes and Sakura, Japan.
Red Bull
Aston Martin
VCARB
Power Unit Manufacturer
Renault Sport (Alpine)
Alpine's E-Tech hybrid PU developed at Viry-Châtillon. Sole internal supplier — Alpine F1 Team is the only customer for the Renault-branded unit in 2026.
Alpine
Official Tyre Supplier
Pirelli Motorsport
Exclusive compound supplier under FIA contract through 2027. Nominates C1–C5 dry compounds and full wet and intermediate for each event. Critical input to AI tyre strategy at Sepang: C2 Hard, C3 Medium, C4 Soft — C4 excluded due to track temp 51°C.
All 10 Teams
Official Fuel & Lubricants Partner
Shell / BP Castrol
Teams run homologated 100% sustainable fuels under FIA 2026 regs. Shell supplies Ferrari. BP Castrol supplies Red Bull Racing. Each compound is uniquely tuned per team PU spec and operating temperature range.
Ferrari — Shell
Red Bull — BP Castrol
Official Cloud & AI Partner
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Infrastructure partner to Formula 1 for live telemetry processing, race insights, and broadcast AI overlays. Ingests 1.1 million data points per car per second. The same data fabric the KrackedDevs AI Pit Wall simulator trains against.
F1 Management
Broadcast
Official Timing & Data Systems
Aramco / FOM Timing
Official timing system managed by Formula One Management. Real-time transponder data feeds classification, gaps, sector times, and pit lane entry/exit triggers. Sub-millisecond accuracy across all 24 rounds.
FIA
F1 Management
Governing & Regulatory Body
FIA — Mohammed Ben Sulayem
Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile enforces the 2026 Technical and Sporting Regulations. Sets the cost cap (est. $145M), homologates PUs, approves circuits, and appoints race stewards and the FIA Safety Car crew.
All Participants
