Alfa Romeo will take their time to consider their future in F1 after breaking up with Sauber.
The collaboration between Alfa Romeo and Sauber represents a team model that very much strays from the norm in Formula 1.
However, Alfa Romeo and Sauber will split at the end of the 2023 campaign, with reports that Audi will be linking-up with Sauber as the new generation of power units are rolled out from 2026.Well, while Alfa Romeo’s CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato is happy with the Sauber partnership, this does not mean that the manufacturer will look to quickly jump over to a different Formula 1 team.
“We are in a period in which the automotive world is changing at an incredible speed,” Imparato said, as per Motorsport.com. “We are very happy with the relationship we have with Sauber. ‘With Finn [Rausing, Alfa Romeo team co-owner] and, we talk to each other every week, and we still have 18 months of collaboration ahead of us.
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