The Andretti Formula E motor racing team has agreed a new multi-year partnership with engineering services firm Quest Global.
Inaugurated at the recent London E-Prix race, the final race of the 2024-25 Formula E campaign, the three-year partnership will see Quest support Andretti through the provision of engineering consultancy work.
At that race, Quest branding was placed on the sleeve of the Andretti drivers.
This will include the team’s UK remote operations base, where Quest will help Andretti on race weekends by supporting data analytics, decision-making, and tracking driver and car performance.
Speaking on the new partnership, Quest Global’s global business lead Andrew Lewis commented: “This collaboration with Andretti Formula E is a thrilling opportunity for us to demonstrate how cutting-edge engineering solutions can drive innovation and performance.
“Together, we will push the boundaries of what's possible, combining our technical strength with Andretti's competitive spirit. From race weekends to the GEN4 car development, this partnership highlights the transformative potential of engineering to inspire progress far beyond the racetrack."
This will extend to the development of Andretti’s next gen race car, which will come into place from 2026-27 (Formula E season 13) with the series’ new regulations.
Andretti finished seventh of the 11 teams in the 2024-25 Formula E campaign, with one driver, Jake Dennis, finishing seventh in the drivers standings (including one third-placed race finish in Monaco), while the other, Nico Mueller, finished 15th.
Roger Griffiths, Andretti Formula E team principal, added: “[Quest’s] experience and expertise in leveraging engineering to solve complex challenges make them a perfect fit for us as we aim to continuously raise the bar in a championship built on innovation and agility. With Quest Global by our side, we are looking forward to enhancing our engineering operations and performance on and off the track."
Other prominent Andretti Formula E sponsors include prominent financial services provider Guggenheim Partners, construction and materials company Mapei, accounting business Crowe, chemicals firm Nagase, and sportswear brand Reflo.
