TGR Haas F1 Team has appointed Bradesco as its official banking partner, bringing one of Brazil’s largest financial institutions into Formula 1 for the first time.
The team announced the agreement in São Paulo on 4 November, before the Brazilian Grand Prix. Haas says the partnership will create customer-facing activity for Bradesco clients, commercial partners and fans through Formula 1’s international platform. The release does not specify the contract term, financial value, branding inventory, hospitality allocation or any banking services that Bradesco will provide to the team.
Bradesco already supports Brazilian motorsport across Stock Car, TCR and Formula 4. It has also backed Rafael Câmara since his Formula 3 career. Câmara is due to join Haas as a race driver in 2027, giving the bank a direct connection between an existing athlete relationship and its new team-level Formula 1 rights.
Haas described the agreement as the bank’s first Formula 1 partnership. The parties presented fan and client engagement as the principal commercial objective; they did not announce a technical, equity or financing role. MRI has therefore not characterised Bradesco as a team investor or lender.
The announcement is distinct from MRI’s 4 November report on Câmara replacing Esteban Ocon for the São Paulo weekend. That article concerned a competition line-up change; this report covers a separate commercial agreement involving the team and Bradesco.
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