Sauber Motorsport has recently established a new British headquarters in anticipation of transitioning its Formula 1 team into the Audi works squad for the 2026 season. Audi will take over Sauber in its F1 venture, augmenting its presence in Switzerland and Germany with a new UK base in the ‘motorsport valley’ encompassing parts of the South East and Midlands regions. The goal is to maximize talent retention in the region by attracting skilled workers without necessitating relocation. The inauguration of the Bicester technology center in Oxfordshire signifies a crucial advance in Audi’s impending introduction to Formula 1. The facility is poised to enhance technical capabilities and provide support to Sauber’s operations in Switzerland, boosting long-term prospects. With Bicester Motion serving as a strategic hub for Sauber’s preparations, the team aims to leverage cost advantages and streamline its operations for a successful transformation into the Audi era.
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