Audi won’t be officially on a Formula 1 grid for another 18 months, but they’re already making big moves behind the scenes to prepare for their eventual entry. Andreas Seidl was brought in to lead their Formula 1 project but he’s already been replaced by Audi. Although the form of the current Sauber team can’t be laid at Seidl’s feet, they’re so far off the pace that action needed to be taken. Seidl and the chairman of the board of directors Oliver Hoffmann have both been let go, with concerns over the direction of the team with both men in charge. Former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto …
