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Audi announce organisational restructure ahead of F1 arrival
Audi have announced an organisational restructure as they prepare for their Formula 1 debut in 2026, with Mattia Binotto expanding his responsibilities as Head of Audi F1 Project while Christian Foyer joins in the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer amid the departure of Chief Executive Officer Adam Baker.
Mattia Binotto is no longer chief operational officer and chief technical officer at the Sauber F1 team. The Italian will take on a new role.
Formula 1 project manager Mattia Binotto will be given even more responsibility in the future Audi factory team. The Volkswagen subsidiary will no longer be able to carry on with a man from the first hour.
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Neuburg an der Donau/Hinwil - Formula 1 Project Manager Mattia Binotto will be given even more responsibility in the future Audi factory team. The Volkswagen subsidiary will no longer be able to continue for a man of the first hour.
Audi centralizes responsibilities in Formula 1 project
Audi is aligning its Formula 1 project even more consistently with the synergies and working methods of a factory team. As Head of Audi F1 Project, Mattia Binotto will be responsible for development activities at the Hinwil and Neuburg an der Donau facilities, as well as at the future technical center in England. read on
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