The Audi Formula 1 Team hasn’t turned a single lap of pre-season testing—let alone packed the containers headed to the Australia Grand Prix—but it has already halted the development of its 2026 drivetrain.
During a tour of the newly expanded Audi Sport complex in Neuburg, Germany, where the internal-combustion and electrical components for the new F1 power unit are made, The Drive learned that despite being in a race against the clock to have everything ready for the maiden race, the facility’s 430 employees are primarily focusing on the team’s sophomore and junior years in the series.
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