The TGR Haas F1 Team has announced a new multi-year commercial partnership with automotive aftermarket services group FIX Network as it continues to build its commercial platform for the 2026 season.
Headquartered in Canada, FIX Network operates a global portfolio of collision repair, glass, mechanical and restoration service brands, with more than 2,000 locations across North America, Europe, Africa and Australasia.
As part of the agreement, FIX Network branding will feature on Haas’ VF-26 car, the race suits of Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman, team apparel and garage infrastructure throughout the season, with a particular activation focus around the Lenovo Canadian Grand Prix.
The partnership adds another automotive-aligned brand to Haas’ growing commercial ecosystem as the team prepares for its first season under the new technical regulations, with FIX having previously partnered with Sauber before its Audi rebrand.
The announcement came after Haas had released renders of its 2026 car, which included FIX Network branding, as well as logos for Ruckus and Singha.
Haas Team Principal Ayao Komatsu said the deal reflects a natural alignment between two organisations built around precision, preparation and operational execution.
“Fix Network brings a strong operational mindset and a commitment to high standards that align naturally with our team,” said Haas Team Principal Ayao Komatsu.
“Their focus on quality and continuous improvement mirrors the principles that guide our work in Formula 1, and we’re pleased to welcome them ahead of the 2026 season.”
From FIX Network’s perspective, Formula 1 provides a global platform to showcase its service network and technical capabilities across key international markets.
Fix Network brings a strong operational mindset and a commitment to high standards that align naturally with our team.
Ayao Komatsu
FIX Network President and CEO Steve Leal said the partnership reflects the company’s focus on performance-driven environments.
“Our network is built on people who take pride in doing things right – every repair, every service, every day,” Leal said.
“It’s the same commitment to precision and performance we see in the TGR Haas F1 Team, making this collaboration a natural fit and giving FIX Network a global stage to champion the principles we live by.”
The deal follows Haas’ confirmation of Toyota Gazoo Racing as its new title partner and forms part of a broader commercial rebuild as the American team prepares for Formula 1’s biggest technical reset in a generation.
