Published 1 year ago

McLaren Team Principal Andreas Seidl Leaving For Sauber

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Seidl is poised to quit McLaren to take up the role of CEO at Sauber. The deal is believed to have been orchestrated by Audi, who recently finalised a deal to buy into Sauber and make the team their works F1 entry in 2026. Seidl would effectively replace Frederic Vasseur, the current boss of the Sauber-led Alfa Romeo outfit.

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Daily Express

McLaren hire new boss as Andreas Seidl leaves on wild day of F1 moves

McLaren have updated their team principal line-up just hours after Ferrari confirmed a new appointment.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Motor racing-Seidl moves from McLaren F1 to Sauber after Vasseur exit

LONDON (Reuters) - McLaren appointed Andrea Stella as their Formula One team principal on Tuesday in place of Andreas Seidl after the German joined Swiss-based Sauber as replacement for Ferrari-bound Frederic Vasseur. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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Le Figaro

Formula 1: Andreas Seidl leaves McLaren and replaces Vasseur at Sauber

After Frédéric Vasseur left Ferrari, Sauber quickly found his successor, Andreas Seidl, who came from McLaren.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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motorsport

McLaren F1 boss Seidl set to take over at Sauber

McLaren Formula 1 boss Andreas Seidl is set to leave the team and take over at Sauber following Frederic Vasseur’s exit from Hinwil.

1 year ago·United States

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Autosport

McLaren F1 boss Seidl set to take over at Sauber

McLaren Formula 1 boss Andreas Seidl is set to leave the team and take over at Sauber following Frederic Vasseur’s exit from Hinwil.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky Sports

Andreas Seidl leaves McLaren to join Sauber ahead of Audi transition; Andrea Stella appointed McLaren team principal

Andreas Seidl is set to oversee Audi's entry to Formula 1 in 2026 after leaving his role as McLaren team principal to become chief executive of Sauber.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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