F1 team confirm 'complete rebrand' for 2024 season

Change your timezone:
F1 team confirm 'complete rebrand' for 2024 season
The team looks set to be heading back to their old roots next season
AlphaTauri CEO Peter Bayer has confirmed the team will undergo a complete rebrand for the 2024 season, after they landed a deal with two new US sponsors.
Formerly known as Toro Rosso, the organisation was rebranded as AlphaTauri in 2020, named after the Red Bull-owned clothing company, with the deal set to end at the end of the year.
It has been reported that the two new sponsors will be incorporated into the team’s full official name, with the rebranding for 2024 set to be announced shortly.
READ MORE: Ricciardo set to earn millions after seat decision
Bayer has now said that he and his colleagues in Faenza have finalised plans on how to incorporate the US sponsors into the name and details of the new look, with the deadline for the publication of the FIA entry list being next month.
Bayer also credited driver Daniel Ricciardo as being a significant factor in attracting new sponsors from the States thanks to the Netflix series Drive to Survive.
Speaking to Autosport, Bayer said: “We're on a good trajectory. And because we have such good traction in the US at the moment, we found these two companies who like each other.


"We had a very, very good meeting with these two big new partners. And they understood each other really well. They sort of mingled immediately.
“We talked about when do we announce it? What do we do?” he added. “And we said look, this is what usually happens, and we have the FIA entry form and we have the livery presentation. And then they had ideas.
“They started brainstorming so much that I got scared, actually! They have a couple of very big ideas. They're thinking big, bigger than we would probably have dared to think.”
Moving closer to the Red Bull family
Speculation about the team’s rebranding has been a hot topic in the paddock as the 2023 season comes to an end, with Racing Bulls being one name that is heavily rumoured.
Bayer confirmed that the team will be moving back closer to the Red Bull family and the entire organisation will be rebranded.
He said: “The identity will be generic. The identity is what Toro Rosso would have been, and it’s moving closer to the Red Bull family again. But then it will appear with the naming rights partners.
"We will change the company name, we will change identity, logo, everything, a complete relaunch, complete rebrand.
"The name of the team, the identity, has been decided by the shareholders. And I need to carry it with me without being able to share, which is very difficult!”
Elsewhere on the grid, Alfa Romeo is also set for a name change, with their deal with the Italian manufacturer set to expire next year.

With the team being moved to full Audi branding in 2026, Sauber is expected to make a return next year and their title sponsor Stake is also rumoured to be incorporated into the team’s name.
READ MORE: Verstappen can break ANOTHER F1 record at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Related
More F1 news
Recommended by the editors
F1 News & Gossip
Christian Horner F1 return facing major blocker as Mercedes talks confirmed
Chinese Grand Prix
F1 Odds: Chinese Grand Prix favourites and long shots as Lewis Hamilton roars back after ‘Macarena’ flop
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton Chinese GP disqualification a watershed moment for Ferrari
F1 News & Gossip
FIA take action over controversial F1 race starts

Change your timezone:
Latest News
Lewis Hamilton under fire from Ferrari team-mate in angry blast at Chinese Grand Prix
- 34 minutes ago
Lewis Hamilton has an '11:11' tattoo, what does it mean?
- 1 hour ago
F1 2026 Chinese Grand Prix starting grid with penalties applied
- 2 hours ago
Christian Horner F1 return facing major blocker as Mercedes talks confirmed
- 2 hours ago
F1 Odds: Chinese Grand Prix favourites and long shots as Lewis Hamilton roars back after ‘Macarena’ flop
- 2 hours ago
Lewis Hamilton Chinese GP disqualification a watershed moment for Ferrari
- 3 hours ago
Most read
FIA announce late Mercedes penalty verdict after front row lockout at Australian Grand Prix
- 7 march
F1 News Today: Adrian Newey in firing line as Aston Martin may deliberately DNF
- 3 march
F1 Qualifying Results: Australian Grand Prix times and positions - Verstappen crashes out, Russell dominates
- 7 march
Aston Martin set to DNF at Australian Grand Prix as Alonso and Stroll fear nerve damage
- 5 march
FIA announce Mercedes penalty verdict after Chinese Grand Prix incident
- Yesterday 11:10
Honda issue strong statement after Aston Martin DNF at F1 Australian Grand Prix
- 8 march
Related news
F1 driver replaced by Ricciardo SIGNS for new team
RB driver admits X-rated RANTS could boost F1 future
Who is Ayumu Iwasa? The Red Bull junior replacing Daniel Ricciardo at F1 Japanese GP
Ricciardo fired F1 WARNING by rival with RB future on line
F1 Standings
Drivers
- Lewis Hamilton
- Charles Leclerc
- Lando Norris
- Oscar Piastri
- Franco Colapinto
- Pierre Gasly
- Isack Hadjar
- Max Verstappen
- Alexander Albon
- Carlos Sainz
- Andrea Kimi Antonelli
- George Russell
- Oliver Bearman
- Esteban Ocon
- Fernando Alonso
- Lance Stroll
- Liam Lawson
- Arvid Lindblad
- Gabriel Bortoleto
- Nico Hülkenberg
- Valtteri Bottas
- Sergio Pérez
Races
-
Grand Prix of Australia 2026
-
Grand Prix of China 2026
-
Grand Prix of Japan 2026
-
Grand Prix of Bahrain 2026
-
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2026
-
Miami Grand Prix 2026
-
Grand Prix du Canada 2026
-
Grand Prix De Monaco 2026
-
Gran Premio de Barcelona-Catalunya 2026
-
Grand Prix of Austria 2026
-
Grand Prix of Great Britain 2026
-
Grand Prix of Belgium 2026
-
Grand Prix of Hungary 2026
-
Dutch Grand Prix 2026
-
Grand Prix of Italy 2026
-
Gran Premio de España 2026
-
Grand Prix of Azerbaijan 2026
-
Grand Prix of Singapore 2026
-
Grand Prix of the United States 2026
-
Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico 2026
-
Grande Prêmio de São Paulo 2026
-
Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026
-
Qatar Grand Prix 2026
-
Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi 2026
Follow us on your favorite social media channel
Editorial & corporate information
Avenue HQ
10–12 East Parade
Leeds
LS1 2BH
United Kingdom Regional correspondence
View contact page
Realtimes Network
- Authors
- Privacy and Terms
- RSS
- Contact
- Advertise
- Android
- iOS
- Publishing principles
- Corrections policy
- Ownership & funding
- F1 Tickets
- Privacy
Copyright (©) 2017 - 2026 GPFans.com
Realtimes Network












