Citroën Racing Formula E Team has appointed HRX as a racewear partner for the 2026/27 Formula E season and the start of the GEN4 regulations.
The Turin-based supplier has developed bespoke suits for Jean-Éric Vergne and Nick Cassidy. Citroën says the work included colour matching its red identity on FIA-homologated base materials and adding stretch panels around the armholes and lower back following driver feedback.
The partnership combines a commercial team relationship with product development around protection, comfort and cockpit movement. Citroën and HRX did not publish the suit weight, homologation reference, material construction, thermal performance or testing results, so MRI has not inferred a performance advantage.
HRX will supply the team as it enters Formula E’s first GEN4 season. The release does not disclose the contract value, duration, branding inventory, number of garments or whether the agreement covers mechanics and other team personnel in addition to the two named race drivers.
Team principal Beth Paretta described safety and comfort as part of driver performance. That is Citroën’s explanation of the partnership; the announcement provides no independent comparison with the team’s previous racewear supplier.
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