The latest movements in the Audi F1 team have been announced, with former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto set to take over the management of the project. Binotto will take on the roles of chief operating officer and chief technical officer, as part of a realignment of the control structure for the future of the Audi team. The appointment of Binotto means that Oliver Hoffman, previously chairman of the board of directors, and Andreas Seidl, formerly the CEO of Sauber Motorsport, will leave the project. Seidl had left his role at McLaren at the start of last season to join Sauber ahead of …
