Through its various iterations ExxonMobil has been involved in motorsport for over a century and was part of F1's very first race, the 1950 British Grand Prix. As a mainstay of the championship, the brand is therefore well placed when it says the all-new power unit regulations for 2026, including a switch to sustainable fuels, sets an unprecedented challenge.
"F1 really gave us a staggering engineering challenge," said Katy Howell, ExxonMobil Manager of Marketing Services and Sponsorship, at the Autosport Business Exchange in London which brought together leaders from all areas of motorsport.
