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Audi Revolut F1 Team endured a demanding weekend at the Miami Grand Prix, marked by mixed fortunes on race day. A turbulent opening lap brought an early end to Nico Hulkenberg’s afternoon, while Gabriel Bortoleto delivered a determined recovery drive to finish just outside the points. Despite missed opportunities – particularly with Nico showing clear points potential – the team leaves Miami looking forward to the next rounds. The collective resilience shown throughout the weekend, from the mechanics’ intense recovery efforts to Gabriel’s execution on track, provides positive takeaways heading into the short break before the next round in Montreal.

Audi Revolut F1 Team faced a demanding Saturday, with the Sprint and Qualifying sessions presenting a series of challenges that required resilience and strong teamwork. Nico was unable to start the Sprint after a late emerging technical issue occurred during his installation lap. Gabriel made a strong start and delivered a good drive to finish P11 on track, but a minor technical infringement led to a post-race disqualification. In Qualifying, the team once again showed resilience: Nico’s crew completed a power unit and gearbox change, enabling him to recover strongly and secure P11 on the grid for the Grand Prix, narrowly missing out on Q3. Gabriel was delayed following a gearbox change between sessions and, despite an outstanding effort by the team to release the car in the final moments of the session, a brake issue limited his running and left him P22. Despite the setbacks, the day underlined the commitment and teamwork across both sides of the garage as the team looks to regroup and capitalize on every opportunity in Sunday’s race.

Audi Revolut F1 Team made a positive step forward as the Miami Grand Prix sprint weekend got underway, overcoming a difficult Free Practice session to improve performance ahead of Sprint Qualifying. In a tightly contested midfield, both drivers narrowly missed out on SQ3, underlining the fine margins on a demanding sprint Friday. Encouragingly, the team reacted well between sessions to address key areas and build a better understanding of the car in the high-temperature conditions at the Miami International Autodrome. With a clean Sprint race the priority, there remains everything to play for across the weekend, and the team will be pushing to make up places while continuing to build momentum into Qualifying and Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Audi Revolut F1 Team returns to action in Miami for the fourth round of the Championship, following a five-weeks break from racing. The time away from competition was a busy one, with work proceeding in Hinwil, Neuburg and Bicester, as well as a reorganisation of the team’s trackside leadership: Miami will be the first race with Allan McNish in his new position as Racing Director of Audi Revolut F1 Team.

​Audi Revolut F1 Team has today confirmed the appointment of Allan McNish as Racing Director, marking a key step in the continued development of its Formula One project.

Hinwil, April 23, 2026 – Audi Revolut F1 Team and adidas today unveil a limited-edition Miami Collection, marking the first race-specific expression of their partnership. Launching ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, the collection sets the tone for a summer of global sporting moments, where the world of Formula 1 continues to influence culture far beyond the paddock.

Hinwil, April 21, 2026 – Audi Revolut F1 Team marks the second chapter of the team’s global off-track experience in Miami. Following on from a highly successful debut in Melbourne, the team is set to bring Formula 1 closer to fans and communities once again, creating a dedicated presence in the city throughout race week. With activities ranging from collaborations with iconic bakeries to DJ sessions and street art, fans will experience F1 in Miami in new ways.

Audi Development Programme drivers Emma Felbermayr and Freddie Slater enjoyed a busy and successful start to the season, with strong weekends across their respective campaigns. Slater, stepping up to Formula 3, secured his maiden podium in Melbourne, while Felbermayr – now in her second year in F1 Academy – claimed both a race win and a podium in Shanghai. With a prolonged break in the racing calendar ahead, both drivers will now focus on training and preparation to build on this early momentum when competition resumes later this spring.

Audi Revolut F1 Team finished just over one second away from a point as Nico Hulkenberg charged to P11 in a Japanese Grand Prix that delivered battles from lights to flag. The German recovered from 19th in the opening stages, and his fightback ended with him catching up the final point-scoring position, only for the laps to run out before an attack could be made. On the other side of the garage, Gabriel Bortoleto also had a busy afternoon, battling in the midfield but ultimately crossing the line in P13.

Audi Revolut F1 Team returned to Q3 with a positive performance in qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. The team carried its form from solid performances earlier in the weekend as Gabriel Bortoleto once again claimed a spot in the top ten, setting the ninth fastest time overall. Team-mate, Nico Hulkenberg, went close from joining Gabriel in the final segment of qualifying but missed the cut by a whisker, and will line up in 13th place on the grid. The result, paired with the good pace shown throughout the three practice sessions, gives confidence to the team ahead of what promises to be a tightly contested race here in Suzuka.