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Audi Confirms Plans for New F1 Base
The campus will help Audi attract and retain top talent as it expands its Formula 1 operations, Binotto said.
- The Audi Formula team revealed plans on Thursday for a new campus near its existing factory in Hinwil, Switzerland, with full development scheduled for completion in 2030.
- Audi CEO and team principal Mattia Binotto stated the campus aims to attract and retain world-class talent, noting the facility will provide foundations required to achieve long-term ambitions.
- The team will redevelop its current facility into a manufacturing centre and wind tunnel operation, while power unit development remains in Neuburg and the Bicester hub retains the technical centre.
- Binotto emphasized the project allows the team to shape the future of Audi Revolut from the ground up, designing a home specifically around its staff, culture, and ambitions.
- In the current 2026 constructors' standings, Audi ranks eighth with 17 points, holding a five-point lead over Williams while trailing seventh-placed Haas by ten points.
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Audi has announced its long-term development plans, including a new "campus" near the current factory in Hinwil, Switzerland. "Some facilities on the new campus came into operation in the summer of 2026 and the project is expected to be fully completed.
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