F1 | Seidl does not use half measures: “Audi must achieve success”

F1 Audi Seidl – In a long chat to the columns of Auto Motor und Sport, Andreas Seidl spoke about the objectives on which Audi is working for the medium and long term, specifying how the German team's commitment is aimed at achieving victory. Despite his lack of experience in Formula 1, the German manager - former McLaren - intends to accelerate the combined development of infrastructure and power units as much as possible, so as to guarantee himself a top role starting from 2026, the year which will see the debut of the manufacturer. Four Rings of the Circus. Audi, we remember, has already made Nico Hulkenberg official for 2026, while it is still waiting for Carlos Sainz's response.

Seidl and Audi's objectives for the medium and long term

"We're on the right path. In Neuburg we have started testing all components and the infrastructure is largely operational. As for the Sauber team, in Hinwill, we are working to correct the weaknesses compared to the best teams on the starting grid."

“There is a clear plan that we must follow and address to evolve from a client team to an official one. It is essential to strengthen the spirit with important results, also because now we have the real prospect of becoming a high-level team. We want to fight for the victory and compete consistently for the podiums in the near future. It is important to take advantage of this euphoria to continue the great work we are carrying out. We are aware of the challenge, but we are facing all this with confidence and self-esteem."