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Audi Revolut F1 Team heads to Monza following a strong performance in the Netherlands, where the team showed good pace and scored points for the fourth consecutive race. The Italian Grand Prix will mark the start of the final European back-to-back of the season; at the Temple of Speed, the aim will be to carry the recent form into another strong weekend for the team.

Austrian emerging talent, Clara Stiebleichinger, will represent Audi Revolut F1 Academy Programme in the F1 Academy Rookie Test, taking place at the Navarra circuit next month. The 21-year-old will drive a team-branded car, operated by Rodin Motorsport, as she continues to build her experience in single-seater racing.

Audi Revolut F1 Team extended its points-scoring streak to four races as Nico Hulkenberg stormed to a strong eighth place in the Dutch Grand Prix. In a thrilling race, which also marked the final Formula One event at this venue for the foreseeable future, the team delivered a strong performance, not without some challenges, which were overcome on the way to four points.

Audi Revolut F1 Team claimed a place at the front of the midfield during a competitive Saturday at the Dutch Grand Prix. Gabriel Bortoleto finished ninth – just outside the points – in the Sprint race and matched this result in qualifying for tomorrow’s race – the first driver outside of the leading four teams on the grid.

Audi Revolut F1 Team claimed a spot in the top ten in Sprint Qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix. On a day that started rainy but turned dry by the time the on-track action began, Gabriel Bortoleto set the ninth fastest time in the session to set the grid for tomorrow’s Sprint race. The track, quite dusty after heavy showers during the night and battered by strong winds, provided a true challenge: despite a strong showing in the only practice session of the weekend, Nico Hulkenberg couldn’t find the optimal grip in Sprint Qualifying and bowed out in SQ2, setting the 14th fastest time of the day.

Audi Revolut F1 Team returns to action in Zandvoort as the Formula One summer break comes to an end, with the Dutch Grand Prix marking the start of the second part of the 2026 season. Encouraged by three consecutive points finishes before the break, the team arrives in the Netherlands determined to build on the progress shown in recent races.

Audi Development Programme drivers, Emma Felbermayr and Freddie Slater, continued their campaigns with a strong run of results over the summer, as F1 Academy visited Canada and Great Britain while Formula 3 embarked on its European leg. Podiums and consistent points finishes have kept both drivers firmly in the fight for their respective championships.

Audi Revolut F1 Team heads into the summer break with the third points finish in a row after an intense race at the Hungaroring. Nico Hulkenberg converted a strong qualifying performance into ninth place with an assertive, confident drive, while Gabriel Bortoleto showed an impressive recovery to finish 11th, coming within seconds of securing a double points finish for the team. The result reflects the continued progress in recent races and underlines the positive trajectory built over the past rounds. Heading into the summer break, the team leaves Budapest encouraged with another step forward and determined to build on this momentum in the second half of the season.