NinjaOne has signed a multi-year deal with the Audi Revolut Formula 1 Team to become its official endpoint management, mobile device management and SaaS backup partner as the factory Audi squad builds toward its 2026 championship debut.
The agreement will see NinjaOne’s Unified IT Operations Platform deployed across the team’s factory and trackside digital environments, providing a single, consolidated console for managing and monitoring devices, systems and cloud-based services.
The move aims to boost visibility, control and resilience in one of the most demanding operational settings in global sport.
“Formula 1 is a sport defined by performance under pressure and by the strength of the partnerships behind it,” said Stefano Battiston, Chief Commercial Officer at Audi.
“When we choose partners, we look for organisations that share our values, our ambition, and our approach to excellence. NinjaOne’s focus on performance and continuous improvement aligns strongly with how we are building Audi Revolut F1 Team, making this a natural and strategic partnership.”
From the track to the factory floor, modern F1 operations depend on secure, stable and efficient digital infrastructure – from real-time telemetry to supply chain systems and global communications.
NinjaOne’s platform is designed to monitor and manage endpoints and cloud services across distributed environments, a capability Audi Revolut says is critical as it scales up ahead of its first season.
“Audi Revolut F1 Team is setting out with a clear vision and exceptional execution across every part of its operation,” said NinjaOne Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sal Sferlazza.
“Formula 1 is an environment where precision, performance, and operational excellence matter at every moment, and we’re excited to see NinjaOne contributing to Audi Revolut F1 Team’s journey on and off the track.
“We’re proud to support their IT team by enabling the speed, agility, and confidence needed to operate at peak performance.”
Formula 1 is an environment where precision, performance, and operational excellence matter at every moment, and we’re excited to see NinjaOne contributing to Audi Revolut F1 Team’s journey.
Sal Sferlazza
As a newly defined works team preparing for its first campaign under new technical regulations, Audi is still in the process of building its infrastructure across Europe, with facilities in Switzerland, Germany and the UK underpinning its chassis, power unit and technology programmes.
Beyond endpoint management, the partnership underscores how F1 programmes increasingly rely on integrated software platforms to manage complex digital ecosystems that span engineering, logistics, finance and regulatory compliance – all under the sport’s strict performance and reliability demands.
The NinjaOne platform will support Audi’s operational stability and security across a global calendar of race weekends, helping ensure that critical IT services keep pace with the intense tempo of modern F1 competition.
