Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Partners with Fanatec
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16 December 2024 14:47
Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing, the sim racing division of Red Bull Racing, has extended its partnership with hardware manufacturer Fanatec. This multi-year renewal includes the creation of licensed products for Oracle Red Bull Racing Formula One Team, such as sim-racing steering wheels and cockpits. Fanatec, which is a subsidiary of Corsair, first partnered with Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing in 2021.
The first product to launch under the renewed collaboration is the ClubSport Steering Wheel Formula Red Bull 2024, released in November. The extended partnership will also see Fanatec products integrated into Oracle Red Bull Racing's hospitality packages and Paddock Club experiences, offering exclusive access to both the sim racing division and the Formula One team.
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In a notable development, Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing has also formed a multi-year partnership with SCUF Gaming, another Corsair subsidiary specializing in gaming controllers. This further highlights Corsair's growing presence in the sim racing space.
On the renewal of the partnership, Belma Nadarevic, Senior Director of Marketing at Fanatec, stated: “Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing continues to be an unstoppable force at the highest level of professional esports, and it is a pleasure to be part of their success story."
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