The Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team has announced a partnership with wellness and performance technology company Eight Sleep, naming the brand as an Official Performance Partner for the 2026 season.
The collaboration will see Aston Martin integrate Eight Sleep’s recovery and sleep optimisation systems into the team’s broader performance framework, supporting drivers and crew with tools designed to enhance rest, recovery and physiological readiness.
Eight Sleep, known for technology-driven mattresses and sleep tracking systems that use climate control and biometric feedback to improve rest and recovery, will work with Aston to tailor its solutions to the specific demands of elite motorsport.
This includes trackside recovery protocols and personalised sleep management strategies for team members across the paddock.
“In Formula One, performance is the result of marginal gains accumulated over an entire season,” said Jefferson Slack, Aston Managing Director – Commercial and Marketing.
“Sleep is a critical performance input, and Eight Sleep’s AI-powered sleep technology allows us to optimise recovery in a way that static solutions cannot. Their approach will give our drivers and team a real edge, and we’re excited to partner as we continue to raise the bar for performance.”
Their approach will give our drivers and team a real edge, and we’re excited to partner as we continue to raise the bar for performance.
Jefferson Slack
The deal adds a wellness and recovery dimension to Aston Martin’s expanding partner portfolio as it continues to marshal both technical and human performance resources in the lead-up to the 2026 F1 season, with the Eight Sleep logo appearing on the side of the nose of the AMR26 and on cooling equipment across the year.
“We’re excited to partner with Aston Martin Aramco and support their performance goals with cutting-edge recovery and sleep optimisation technology,” said Jane Rock, Chief Revenue Officer of Eight Sleep.
“The demands of Formula One require precision in every aspect of preparation, and we look forward to working with the team to help them achieve peak physiological readiness.”
