US EditionAudi project boss Baker leaves; Foyer steps in
- Adam Baker, who has been leading Audi’s Formula 1 power unit development, will step down from his role by mutual agreement in May 2025.
- Baker’s departure follows a management reshuffle aimed at streamlining operations ahead of Audi's planned full works entry in Formula 1 in 2026.
- Christian Foyer, a 48-year-old with more than 17 years of expertise in F1 powertrain development, has joined Audi Formula Racing GmbH as the new Chief Operating Officer to oversee the operational elements of the power unit program.
- Audi CEO Gernot Döllner praised Baker for shaping Audi’s strategy and launching the Neuburg power unit development, while highlighting Foyer’s role in ensuring necessary speed and synergy.
- Mattia Binotto now oversees the entire Audi F1 project, aiming for integrated coordination across Neuburg, Hinwil, and the UK base for the 2026 season debut.
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Motor racing-Audi F1 project boss Baker leaves by mutual agreement
(Reuters) - Chief executive Adam Baker is leaving the Audi Formula One project by mutual agreement with Christian Foyer taking over his duties on the engine side, the future factory team said on Monday. Read full story
Audi F1 Project Undergoes Leadership Change As Adam Baker Departs
Audi’s Formula 1 venture is experiencing a significant management shift, with chief executive Adam Baker leaving the project by mutual agreement. Christian Foyer, a seasoned expert in F1 powertrain development, will be taking over Baker’s responsibilities on the engine side.Foyer has been appointed to the management board of Audi Formula Racing, the division responsible for the hybrid powertrain, assuming the newly created role of chief operatin…
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