The TGR Haas F1 Team unveiled its 2026 car on Monday afternoon, with several new partners included on its livery.
Opting for an online-only drop of its latest challenger, Sector understands the Haas launch was brought forward to prevent clashing with a number of other teams on a date closer to the behind-closed-doors Barcelona test next week.
Haas had already announced Toyota Gazoo Racing as its new title partner, replacing MoneyGram after previously working alongside the team in a technical capacity.
As would be expected from a title partner, TGR branding features prominently on the VF-26, while other recently announced partners are also present – including Vellamo on the drivers’ headrest and prominent positions around the car for FX Trading Partner IC.
But there are also three new logos on the cars of Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman, with the deals set to be officially announced in the coming days.
Here, Sector looks at the brands which are included on Haas’ 2026 car that have yet to be made public.
Headquartered in Canada, FIX Network is an automotive aftermarket service provider with several brands under its umbrella.
Its facilities can be found in Canada, the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, New Zealand and Mexico, and are operated by franchisees.
FIX Network is not new to Formula 1, having worked with the Sauber outfit between 2023 and 2025 before Audi completed its takeover and began building its own partnership portfolio.
Its branding appears on the sidepods and wing mirrors of the 2026 Haas challenger, and Sector understands an official partnership announcement will be made within 24 hours.
While not strictly a new partner, Ruckus Network branding will be present on a Haas car for the first time in 2026.
Owned by CommScope since 2019, Ruckus specialises in Wi-Fi access points, switches, security and analytics, serving broadband providers and mobile carriers.
CommScope was announced as Haas’ Connectivity Partner ahead of the 2025 F1 season and its branding appeared on last year’s car, whereas for 2026 the logo has been joined by Ruckus.
The distinctive dog logo is present on the airbox of the VF-26, with CommScope branding also present in several locations, including on the nose.
Another brand shifting across from Sauber to Haas for 2026 is Thai beer company Singha.
A subsidiary of Boon Rawd Brewery, Singha had partnered with Sauber from 2019 until its final race on the grid in Abu Dhabi last month.
While a number of its F1 rivals have had tie-ins with beer brands for some years, Haas has been without until now – although there has been no official announcement of its deal with Singha.
As with the 2025 Sauber, Singha’s logo appears on the rear wing of the 2026 Haas while also having prominence at the front of the drivers’ Halo.
