Formula 1 Extends Crypto.com Partnership to 2030 in Major Sport-Tech Alliance

Partnership Extension Solidifies Crypto.com's Prominent Role as Global Partner and NFT Platform for F1 Racing

  • Formula 1 and crypto.com extend partnership until 2030, building on their initial 2021 agreement.
  • Crypto.com’s user base grew from 10 million to 100 million during the partnership period.
  • Formula 1 reports 750 million global fans and 1.5 billion cumulative TV viewers.
  • Partnership includes continued title sponsorship of Miami Grand Prix.
  • Financial terms remain undisclosed as both parties maintain confidentiality.

Formula 1 and cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com have announced a six-year extension of their partnership through 2030, marking a significant commitment amid market volatility and regulatory challenges in the digital asset sector.

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Strategic Growth Metrics

The partnership, which began in 2021, has coincided with substantial growth for both entities. Formula 1’s metrics demonstrate strong market penetration:

  • Global fan base: 750 million
  • TV audience: 1.5 billion cumulative viewers
  • Social media following: 96 million

Crypto.com has experienced parallel expansion, with its user base increasing tenfold from under 10 million to more than 100 million customers worldwide, according to the companies’ joint announcement.

Sports Marketing Portfolio

The Singapore-based exchange maintains an extensive sports sponsorship strategy, including:

  • Title rights to the Miami Grand Prix
  • Partnerships with UFC and FIFA
  • Naming rights to the former Staples Center, now Crypto.com Arena

While smaller than competitors Binance and Coinbase, Crypto.com’s marketing approach has established strong brand recognition. The extension demonstrates Formula 1’s success in attracting non-traditional sponsors while expanding its commercial reach.

The partnership renewal comes as cryptocurrency platforms face increased regulatory oversight globally. Neither party disclosed the financial terms of the agreement, with representatives declining to provide additional details beyond the official announcement.

For Formula 1, this represents continued diversification of sponsorship revenue streams, while Crypto.com maintains its position in premium sports partnerships despite market fluctuations in the digital asset sector.

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