Sauber will hope that the Dutch Grand Prix is the turning point in their tumultuous season after 14 race weekends without scoring a point. With Audi’s introduction to the grid getting closer and closer, they’ll be desperate to see a large uptick in performance over the course of the next 18 months to avoid running at the back of the field during their debut season. Changes are happening within the team now that are hopefully putting Audi in the best position possible when they make their Formula 1 bow amid a new set of regulations in 2026. Andreas Seidl and Oliver Hoffmann are gone and Mattia …
