JAAQ.org, a new digital mental health platform, have announced a groundbreaking partnership with BWT Alpine F1 Team.

This transformative partnership signifies a shift in mental health support within the motorsport industry and globally.

The announcement coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week 2024, a campaign marked globally.

At the heart of JAAQ.org lies a commitment to providing accessible mental health information to everyone.

Through this innovative platform, users can connect with and listen to testimonies of world-leading experts, celebrities, sports stars, and people sharing their own lived experience stories across over 100+ topics.

To date, the site has had over 1.5 million questions asked by visitors from over 143 countries.

Danny Gray, founder and CEO of JAAQ said: “JAAQ is a free platform with a mission to provide people with the right information at the right time regarding all aspects of mental health.

“Prevention is key in addressing the world’s mental health crisis. While a platform is one thing, a brand is another.

“There is a need for a brand in mental health that can effectively cut through, and that’s precisely what we’re striving to achieve at JAAQ.

“Through amazing partnerships with the likes of BWT Alpine F1 Team, we are creating a brand that has not been seen in mental health or sport before.

“A product alone will not change the world, a single person will not change the world, but a brand can.

“We are incredibly excited for the future, and this is just the beginning. Let’s change the world, one question at a time.” 

The partnership between JAAQ.org and BWT Alpine F1 Team marks a significant milestone in mental health support within the world of motorsport.

Building upon JAAQ’s existing successful experience in sports industries, JAAQ.org is set to transform mental health support and help address pressing mental health issues within motorsport.

BWT Alpine F1 Team drivers Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly have both contributed their stories to the JAAQ.org platform.

Alpine Academy driver Abbi Pulling also took part in a conversation and shared her own story and path into motorsport including how she overcame challenges along the way.

Visitors to JAAQ.org can ask Esteban and Pierre questions such as what mental health means to them and how they manage pressure and anxiety.

JAAQ branding will feature on BWT Alpine F1 Team’s A524 as well as on the pit crew helmets ensuring the message of mental health advocacy is broadcasted to millions of viewers worldwide during Grands Prix and symbolically embraced by the team’s dedicated crew.

JAAQ.org is committed to building a culture of mental well-being both within the BWT Alpine F1 Team’ and among its global fanbase. 

Through JAAQ’s impactful content and free platform, the partnership aims to empower employees across BWT Alpine F1 Team to learn more about their mental health and that of those around them, driving positive change within the motorsport community and beyond.

The conversations with Esteban Ocon, Pierre Gasly and Abbi Pulling have gone live on www.JAAQ.org today Friday, May 17, as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.