©Sauber Phillip van Osten 29/04/2024 at 17:1329/04/2024 at 16:54 Sauber F1 chief executive Andreas Seidl insists Audi’s approach to selecting its drivers for its F1 endeavor is not about throwing money at established names but on attracting talent that wants to be invested in the manufacturer’s journey in the sport. Sauber confirmed last week Nico Hulkenberg’s move from Haas to the Hinwil squad for 2025 in preparation for Audi’s official entry into Grand Prix racing in 2026. To complement Hulkenberg’s presence at Sauber, Audi has reportedly set its sights on outgoing Ferrari charger Carlos Sainz. Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko – who has also taken a keen interest in...
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