US EditionAudi's First F1 Engines Are Finished - but the Real One Isn't
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Audi officially completed the construction of the very first single-seater engines in 2026. But the version for the first tests, scheduled for the end of January, will only be a distant cousin of the final block that will make its debut in competition in Australia. The objective: to delay the internal gels to the maximum to push the development until the last minute. Since spring 2022, the Neuburg plant has concentrated its efforts on the hybrid…
Audi's first F1 engines are finished - but the real one isn't
Audi has finished the engine it will run in testing although the specification it intends to make its Formula 1 debut with will be a "distant" relative as it pushes deadlines back to maximise development.Work on the first F1 engine designed and built by Audi, which will power its Sauber-run factory team from 2026, has been ongoing since spring 2022.A complete powertrain - engine and gearbox - has been running across 22 Audi test benches since la…
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