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Audi's Reliability Woes Continue Through Miami Grand Prix
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After a chaotic sprint weekend, Audi encountered further power-unit and technical problems during the main Miami Grand Prix, affecting both drivers once again.
Audi's Formula 1 team faced a series of setbacks at the Miami Grand Prix sprint weekend, including two cars catching fire, a disqualification, and an early retirement. Nico Hülkenberg missed the sprint due to a pre-race fire, while Gabriel Bortoleto was disqualified post-race and later retired with his car ablaze. The incidents highlight ongoing reliability woes for the newcomer squad.
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Audi's Formula 1 team has named Allan McNish as its racing director with immediate effect. The three-time Le Mans winner will take on trackside duties from next week's Miami Grand Prix. He assumes responsibilities previously held by Jonathan Wheatley, who departed unexpectedly in March.
Audi's entry into Formula 1 in 2026 will face formidable competition from established power unit giants Mercedes, Ferrari, and Honda, but the team is ready to endure early setbacks. Chief technical officer Mattia Binotto emphasized the need for humility and learning from reliability issues to aim for success by 2030. Recent testing in Barcelona highlighted initial technical gremlins.
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Topps has launched the inaugural set of Audi Formula 1 trading cards, marking the German manufacturer's entry into the sport ahead of the 2026 season. The collection features team cards from a Berlin launch event and signed driver cards of Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto. Available now on the Topps website, the cards range in price from £11.99 for a single pack to £165.99 for a 20-pack.
The Audi Formula 1 team will reveal its 2026 livery on January 20 in Berlin, marking the fourth such unveiling for the upcoming season. The event follows the recent launch of the team's new kit and comes amid significant regulatory changes in the sport. Audi, having taken over Sauber, continues with its established driver lineup.
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The team once called Kick Sauber transitions to Audi for the 2026 Formula 1 season, retaining its driver lineup amid rising momentum. After a ninth-place finish in 2025, Audi aims to build on recent progress with experienced hands and fresh talent. The German manufacturer's debut as a full works team sets the stage for ambitious long-term goals.
Mattia Binotto identifies power unit as Audi's key weakness in 2026
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tirsdag d. 20. januar 2026, 22.18Audi unveils striking livery for 2026 F1 debut
tirsdag d. 20. januar 2026, 21.39Audi praises more aggressive engine sound for 2026 F1