Audi F1 Has 'Gathered Information About the Madring' and Must 'Retriev (...)
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Audi CEO Gernot Döllner (57) draws a second interim assessment of the Formula 1 project at Madring and also talks about the future of the German Grand Prix.
Audi brought the first day in Madrid to an unbridled conclusion. Is the performance enough for points? Bortoleto and H lkenberg know: Audi still has work to do.
Formula One Audi F1 placed itself in the peloton at the end of the first day of driving in Madrid, during the free tests of the Spanish Grand Prix. (...)...
Audi F1 placed itself in the peloton at the end of the first day of driving in Madrid, on the occasion of the free tests of the Spanish Grand Prix. Both cars were 12th and 13th in the standings and were able to compete against the challenge of the Madring, an ultra-fast urban route that will force the riders not to make mistakes and to be very fast throughout the 22 turns that make up it. Nico Hülkenberg has ahead of his team-mate by 0"110, and …
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