Companies we use

In Formula 1, teams rely on a variety of specialized suppliers for parts and components. Here are some notable companies that are key players in the F1 parts supply chain:

1. Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains

• Supplies engines and powertrain components for various teams.

2. Ferrari

• Provides engines and technical support, primarily for the Scuderia Ferrari team, but also supplies engines to other teams.

3. Renault

• Offers engines and powertrain solutions, historically powering multiple teams.

4. Honda

• Supplies engines for the Red Bull Racing team and its sister team, AlphaTauri.

5. Pirelli

• The exclusive tire supplier for Formula 1, providing various tire compounds for different track conditions.

6. Dallara

• Specializes in chassis and aerodynamic components, working with various teams for design and manufacturing.

7. Ohlins

• Supplies high-performance suspension systems and dampers.

8. Sachs

• Provides clutch and transmission components, including gearboxes.

9. Carbon Revolution

• Supplies lightweight carbon fiber wheels, enhancing performance and reducing weight.

10. ZF Friedrichshafen AG

• Supplies gearboxes and driveline components, known for their precision engineering.

11. Brembo

• Provides braking systems, including carbon-carbon brake discs and calipers.

12. Honeywell Garrett

• Supplies turbochargers and related components, critical for engine performance.

13. Siemens

• Provides electronic components and systems for data acquisition and telemetry.

14. Autodesk

• Supplies software for design and engineering, helping teams optimize their parts through simulation.

These companies represent just a fraction of the extensive network of suppliers that Formula 1 teams rely on for high-performance components. Each supplier specializes in different areas, ensuring that teams have access to the latest technology and materials to enhance their cars' performance and safety.