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Audi is preparing for its full-time F1 entry in 2026 when it will take over the Stake squad that currently is struggling for performance.
Audi boss Mattia Binotto has expressed his determination to compete for F1 world championships by the end of the decade. The German automaker is set to enter F1 in a year, taking over the struggling Sauber-run squad currently known as Stake. Binotto has been appointed to lead the project, aiming for success despite the challenging road ahead. He will be joined by Jonathan Wheatley in mid-2025, with the duo focusing on strengthening the team’s performance. Binotto emphasized that achieving championship contention will require several years of dedicated effort. He also highlighted the positive prospects of his upcoming collaboration with Wheatley, envisioning a strong and beneficial partnership aimed at enhancing the team’s competitiveness in Formula 1. If you’re an F1 fan, don’t miss the chance to win cool prizes! Subscribe to our YouTube channel and participate in the giveaway for a chance to win scale models and caps.
