Sauber Motorsport is making a move considered unthinkable until recently. Part of the currently Swiss team will start working from Britain.
Sauber Motorsport is making a move considered unthinkable until recently. Part of the currently Swiss team will start working from Britain.
Sauber, now fully owned by Audi, are yet to announce their third driver ahead of the 2025 season. The decision will fall between one of two drivers, who already fulfill third driver roles in Aston Martin and Ferrari, Brazilian Felipe Drugovich, and former F1 driver, Italian Antonio Giovinazzi.
Alessandro Alunni Bravi has found a new job in Formula 1, and it comes at McLaren. The Stake F1 team principal has previously worked with McLaren, but now, in 2025, he will once again be joining the papaya family. Bravi has multiple years of experience within F1, also working as a manager to Stoffel Vandoorne in the past.
The 2025 season is slowly approaching, and this Saturday, GPblog can bring you more news from around the F1 world. Max Verstappen spends his weekend racing live and you can watch all the action on YouTube. We delve into why Lewis Hamilton is entering such a crucial phase of his Ferrari journey, and finally, look
Audi has reached a significant milestone in its acquisition of Sauber, completing the full purchase of Sauber Holding AG. This marks an important step toward establishing its own F1 team. The team confirmed this development to GPblog shortly after the turn of the year.
Sauber’s main sponsor, Australian gambling company Stake, is under scrutiny. The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has launched an investigation into its practices. The company is accused of circumventing the UK’s strict gambling laws by posting its logo on social media, allegedly as part of prohibited advertising campaigns. Reports suggest that these campaigns were conducted
Many drivers have already begun their pre-season training as the season comes closer to its start date. With only 61 days until the official start of the Formula 1 season, here is today’s F1 news roundup.
Mattia Binotto, Sauber Motorsport’s Chief Operating and Chief Technical Officer, has set a lofty goal for the soon to become Audi work’s team. According to the Italian, although there are still some milestones to be reached for the Hinwil based team, fighting for the title will be the goal in 2030.
