Driver Development
Audi launches driver development programme for F1 entry
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Audi has announced a new driver development programme to scout and nurture young talent ahead of its 2026 Formula 1 debut as a works team. The initiative, overseen by former F1 driver Allan McNish, aims to build a pathway from karting to the top tier of motorsport. This move aligns with Audi's five-year plan to contend for the world championship by 2030.
Mercedes has announced its 2026 junior programme roster, marking the 10th anniversary of the initiative with nine young drivers from karting to Formula Regional. The programme adds karting prospects Niccolò Perico and Devin Titz to the lineup. It continues to nurture talents like George Russell and Kimi Antonelli who have reached Formula 1.
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The Audi Formula 1 team has named 28-year-old Swiss driver Ralph Boschung as its development driver, despite his recent retirement announcement. Boschung joins British driver Freddie Slater in the newly launched Driver Development Programme. The programme, directed by former F1 driver Allan McNish, aims to nurture young talent for Audi's future in the sport.