Where is Audi on its journey to F1 2026?

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Audi’s plans to enter Formula One in 2026 are rolling on, despite recent since-refuted rumours that the luxury German marque’s new CEO Gernot Döllner was considering pulling the plug on the program.

Although Audi remains “steadfast” in its commitment, its F1 program has gone quiet, with its strategic partner, Sauber, focused on servicing Alfa Romeo through to the end of 2023. Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…

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[theoriginalrabbithole]

Right now, I see Audi as THE best possible escape hatch for either of the Ferrari drivers who want to leave for something more promising. It's possible but unlikely Audi would sign them both but Carlos Sainz Sr. already drives for Audi, so there's a connection in place for it to happen.

[johnpudney]

It only took 3 years in the 1930's to become euro champions, Audi F1 will only need a great driver now I bet❤

[DuckReach]

This would have seemed more professional if, when the narrator was saying, "an annual budget of $105 million, " you didn't have graphics on screen saying $150 million.

[johnjackson]

If any company can succeed in F1, it's Audi, but can they become a threat to Red Bull, Mercedes, and Ferrari?

[trance]

They should have went with Porsche instead of Audi... Don't know what the VW group was thinking.

[tonep]

If they were confident and committed to F1, then why not call the team Porsche?

[jjefferyworboys]

Another boring sanitised F1 team. Give it a few more years and the cars will be driverless. If you want real entertainment watch historic GP racing.