The Red Bull F1 team have ꧂confirmed a multi-year sp🍸onsorship agreement with cryptocurrency firm Gate.io. 

Red Bull had been seeಞking a replacement to fill the sponsorship void left by Bybit, a💧 deal which concluded at the end of last year.

That has now been filleᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚd by rival cryptocurrency firm ahead of the upcoming 2025 campaign.

Red Bull’s three-year deal with Bybit was r⛦eported to be worth $150mil𝄹lion.

's branding will feature on Red Bull’s 2025 challenger - the RB21 - as well as team kit and driver and pit crew race suits. It will also adorn 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen’s helmet.

Red Bull says the collaboration marks a “major milestone in uniting two industry leaders, both recognised for their relentless pursuit of performance, innovation anဣd cutting-edge technology”.

was founded in 2013, making it one of the world’s earliest and most established cryptocur🍸rency agencies.

The firm continues to “push the boundar🐼ies of blockchain infrastructure, optimising speed🐻, security, and scalability to support the next generation of crypto-exchange technology”, say Red Bull.

Red Bull t🐈eam principal Christian Horner said: “We are very excited to welcome Gate.io to the Team. Gate.io are a brand that very much share Oracle Red Bull Racing’s passion to exist at the forefront of technological innovation.

“Together, we look forward to building a more immersive and unique connection with🗹 the Team for fans around the world and to work🐲ing with a like-minded partner that isn’t afraid to disrupt the status quo.”

Dr. Lin Han, founder and CEO of Gate.io, added: "At Gate.io, we believe that innovation and performance go hand in hand—whether in blockchain or on the racetrack. Just as Oracle Red Bull Racing pushes the l🎀imits of engineering, we are continuously advancing blockchain technology to bring greater transparency, speed, and efficiency to digital finance.

“This partnership comes at a time when blockchain is moving beyond finance, and we're excited to explore ne💦w ways it can intersect with global industries like motorsport."