i2c partners with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing in INDYCAR sponsorship deal

Global payments technology company i2c Inc. has entered a sponsorship agreement with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, becoming the team’s Official Payment Processing Partner and an associate sponsor for Graham Rahal’s 2026 INDYCAR entry.

Morning Star reported that the partnership marks i2c’s debut in the INDYCAR SERIES, with branding to feature across the race car, driver apparel and team infrastructure including transport and trackside equipment.

The agreement begins at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach and extends across the full 2026 INDYCAR season, reflecting continued convergence between financial technology firms and global motorsport sponsorship strategies.

Amir Wain, founder and chief executive of i2c, said: “i2c processes billions of transactions worldwide on a single global platform, with zero downtime, zero compromise.”

He added: “INDYCAR rewards the team with the strongest infrastructure behind it, and that’s exactly the business we’re in. We’re proud to stand alongside Bobby, Graham, and the entire RLL organization.”

Bobby Rahal, co-owner of RLL, said: “i2c has built a reputation as a global leader in financial technology by combining innovation with reliability, two things that are absolutely critical in INDYCAR racing as well.”

He added that the partnership reflects alignment between operational precision in financial systems and performance demands in motorsport competition.

The sponsorship includes visibility across engine cover and cockpit branding, driver suits, fuel rigs and team transporters, extending i2c’s brand exposure throughout race weekend operations.

The deal highlights the continued use of motorsport platforms by fintech and payments companies to support global brand positioning and enterprise visibility across high-performance sporting environments.

Explore the full details on i2c’s INDYCAR sponsorship with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, including branding activation across the 2026 racing season and its expansion into global motorsport marketing.