Lessons Audi can learn from the first German Sauber acquisition

Lessons Audi can learn from the first German Sauber acquisition

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Audi’s purchase of Sauber ends an association with F1 that has lasted over three decades. However, it is not the first time a German car giant has acquired the Swiss team…

With Audi entering F1, the Sauber name will disappear, marking the end of an era for the Swiss team. This isn’t the first time a German manufacturer has taken control in Hinwil – BMW took a similar path two decades ago. Audi aims to avoid the pitfalls that defined BMW Sauber’s short-lived existence. Sauber debuted in F1 in 1993 under Peter Sauber’s ownership, making a positive impression despite tough competition. Over the years, Sauber established itself as a credible competitor, grooming talents like Räikkönen and Massa. BMW’s path to F1 involved past engine supply success, culminating in the acquisition of Sauber in 2005, leading to the BMW Sauber era in 2006. The BMW Sauber team had a promising start, aiming for success in the competitive world of Formula 1.

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