Oracle Red Bull Racing extends data-driven performance with Oracle Formula 1 team uses Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to connect finance, HR, planning, and fan engagement across the business. United Kingdom | Media and Entertainment Bringing race-day discipline to business operations Oracle Red Bull Racing has built its success on data, speed, and precision. The team uses Oracle Cloud and AI technologies to support race strategy, engineering, and decision-making in a sport where small gains can decide the outcome. Now the team is applying that same mindset to the business behind the car. With Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, Oracle Red Bull Racing is connecting finance, HR, and customer experience data to help control costs, manage operations, and support faster decisions. Planning for performance in the cost cap era In Formula 1, financial planning is tied to competitive performance. Teams must make constant decisions about where to invest, including technology, materials, staffing, and engineering programs. Oracle Red Bull Racing selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM), part of Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), to support reporting, planning, and budgeting. For the 2026 season, Oracle Cloud EPM is helping the team evaluate budget scenarios and gain more insight into spend under the sport’s cost cap. Harrington describes the shift in racing terms: “Much like we simulate how we build a car, we can now simulate how we plan our budgets. And based on those simulations, see which one works best.” The team is also implementing Oracle Fusion Cloud Expenses. For a workforce that travels to 24 races across five continents over nine months, a more connected expense process can help support employees who are often working thousands of miles away from the Red Bull Racing’s Milton Keynes, UK headquarters. Helping a traveling workforce perform Oracle Red Bull Racing is live