The past few weeks have heralded significant management changes at the German company, with speculation suggesting that they may pull out of a deal with Sauber.
It would be a shame to be denied a chance to see Audi on the F1 grid, especially after seeing the efforts of Andretti-Cadillac fall apart just a few weeks ago.
However, Sauber boss Alunni Bravi has eased fears that the move may not happen, telling motorsport.com that:
“There is a strong commitment from the Audi Group at all levels. We always said that the decision to enter into F1 was not based on a decision of single individuals but was based on the decision of the management board of Audi.
“And it's then been confirmed by the advisory board of Audi and the supervisory board of VW Group. So, the commitment is there," Alunni Bravi continued.
“The project is proceeding according to the timeline and the agreed governance between shareholders. The dynamic within the board is not for us to comment on. But what we know is that we have a strong support,” he concluded.
They will be hoping to improve their performance this year, and finish in a better position than the ninth in the constructors’ championship they achieved in 2023.