When Audi fully took over the Sauber operation and officially entered the Formula 1 grid for the 2026 season, the paddock knew they would face a massive learning curve. While the newly minted factory team had a tumultuous start to the year—losing team principal Jonathan Wheatley after just two races and forcing Mattia Binotto to take over day-to-day operations—the squad is now gearing up for a hyper-aggressive second half of the season. Accordin…
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