Audi has officially confirmed the appointment of Jonathan Wheatley, former Red Bull Racing director, as Team Principal for its new Formula 1 team.
sporting director, as the Team Principal for its new Formula 1 team. This move comes as Audi ramps up preparations to make a grand entry into F1 when it takes over Sauber in 2026.press release from the team“I am delighted that we have been able to gain Jonathan Wheatley as Team Principal for our future Formula 1 team. Jonathan has played a major part in many Formula 1 race victories and World Championship titles in his Formula 1 career so far, and has extensive experience in the paddock.
Mattia Binotto, who has also just signed with Audi as chief technical officer, welcomed Wheatley to the team, explaining:
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