Adobe locked down its first Formula 1 deal, partnering with Alpine ahead of the US Grand Prix weekend. The Photoshop giant is bringing its AI-powered marketing stack to Enstone — GenStudio, Experience Platform, the full suite — to help Alpine scale personalized fan content across 24 races and dozens of languages.
Adobe's global VP Marissa Dacay told The Race the match made sense: F1 runs on data and performance, and so does Adobe. But the pitch goes beyond back-end orchestration. Fans will get access to Adobe Express in upcoming Alpine activations, turning passive consumers into content creators. Dacay framed it as fans wanting to "be the story," not just watch it.
For Alpine, it's a play to punch above its weight off-track. For Adobe, it's a foothold in the world's fastest-growing sport and a chance to make its enterprise tools visible to millions who only know the company for PDFs.
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